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Keith Thompson a écrit :
> In my opinion, C99's new rule that falling off the end of main() is
> equivalent to "return 0;" is best ignored. Just always return a
> value, and your code will be valid under any standard.

Agreed.

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Emmanuel Delahaye

Joe Wright wrote
(in article <R9SdnTcW9KeU9i3eRVn->):

> Randy Howard wrote:
>> Richard Heathfield wrote
>> (in article
>> <dop4ul$dll$>):
>>
>>
>>> Chad said:
>>>
>>>
>>>> Wow! So it takes others more than 2 years to get a full grasp over the
>>>> language?
>>>
>>> Oh yes. And, in some cases, much much much much much much much much much
>>> much much much much much much much much much much much much much longer.
>>
>>
>> We've actually seen examples in this very newsgroup of people
>> with exposure to C since almost its invention that still do not
>> understand it well at all.
>>
>>
> That would suggest a list of people. I wonder if I'm on it?

Actually, I thought I was down the hall in comp.programming when
I wrote that. There are not that many examples of "old timers"
here with that problem, and I certainly didn't aim it at you.

> A number of
> people do show significant growth however, our friend pete among them. I
> am concerned about several others, who shall remain nameless here.
>
> Chris Torek is coming along nicely.

Exceptionally well, yes.


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