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    SubjectRe: Structure vs purism ?
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    Francis GALIEGUE <desdemona@mail.cpod.fr> writes:

    |> >
    |> > Ah, but this is now equivalent instead to
    |> > if (func1()&&func2()&&func3()&&func4())
    |> > do_something();
    |> > else
    |> > complain();
    |> >
    |>
    |> What is func2() depends on the results of func1()? Or does the &&
    |> operator in C just works as in LISP, ie. drop the test when one argument
    |> has proven false?

    Yes.

    --
    Andreas Schwab "And now for something
    schwab@issan.cs.uni-dortmund.de completely different"
    schwab@gnu.org

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