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From: s36572u@puukko.hut.fi (Karl Tigerstedt)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.programmer
Subject: Problem with Think C! HELP!
Message-ID: <1991Feb27.221632.23341@santra.uucp>
Date: 27 Feb 91 22:16:32 GMT
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Reply-To: s36572u@puukko.hut.fi (Karl Tigerstedt)
Organization: Helsinki University of Technology, FINLAND
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       I'm having problems with Think C. The situation:

I call a function (my own function, called "void filename(....) ... ").
The function seems to do it's job fine. BUT, when returning to the
calling (parent) function, execution advances not on the very next line,
which it should do, instead it SKIPS one line, and the execution then
continues....!?
Here's the code:

		if (e > 'z')
		{
			e = 'a';
			d++;
		}
		filename(filet,d,e,langd);  /* here's the function call */
		printf("What's happening 1?\n");
		printf("What's happening 2?\n"); /* It continues HERE ...? */
		printf("Output file is called %s \n",filet);
		ut = fopen(filet,"w");


   In other words, the "Happening #1" is never executed!
I was almost going crazy, until I noticed how it worked. BUT, I still
don't know WHY ????

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