October 26, 2004 Bug or No Bug ??? - test.cpp | ||||
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Attachments: | The attached file is a small program that creates 2 classes. all functions are defined inline. The operator<< is overloaded to be able to sent to the object everything that neeeds to be done. The first class cTestIf has an if-statement in the operator<<(char *_txt) the second class cTestNot has this if-statement in a shortened version I was quite surprised seeing that both reacted differently : the first : I*IHello World!I* I*IHello World!I* I*IOne Step BeyondI* the string only gets updated after the whole line is processed the second N*NHello World!N* N*NOne Step BeyondN* N*NStep TwoN* the string is updated before the next operator<< is executed Is this normal behaviour or is this a bug in how the 2 if-statements are treated by dmc compiler/linker ? -- Nascar Mens Sana In Corpore Sano |
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