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Subject: RE: difference between c++; and ++c;
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Date: 10 Apr 91 19:43:24 GMT
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Georg Wittig writes:
>So, is
>	``c++''		always equivalent to	``(++c - 1)''

I think you have to worry about a couple of boundary conditions here,
with floating point numbers, and maybe with signed integers.

Raul Rockwell