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Subject:  Re: Why he won't use ANSI C

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From:         Rafael Llave <llave@phoenix.Princeton.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Why he won't use ANSI C
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To:           Vic Kapella <SXJVK@ALASKA>

# Well, what about the fact that:
#
#     typedef int    (*PFI)();
#
#     main()
#     {
#         PFI    fp = main;
#     }
#
# gives:
#     fp == *fp == **fp == ***fp ?

A)
    It does not.
B)
    If it did , it would not be more serious
than
    for( i=0;;)
generating an endless loop.