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Subject: Re: 2 bugs in Turbo C
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Date: Fri, 19-Jun-87 10:34:52 EDT
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Posted: Fri Jun 19 10:34:52 1987
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	Last night I discovered another problem which I have not yet
been able to track down.  Apparently, incorrect code is generated in
some cases when an array of structures is being accessed.  I have code
in which
	x = sarr[i].v - arr[j-sarr[i+1].p];
goes into never never land but
	tmp = j - sarr[i+1].p;
	x = sarr[i].v - arr[tmp];
works.  Unfortunately, it may not work correctly, because the program
that uses this code returns the wrong answer.  This code works fine
under Lattice, Microsoft, VAX/VMS, Xenix, and SysVR2 compilers.

Bill Pearson
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