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From: bader+@ANDREW.CMU.EDU (Miles Bader)
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Subject: Re: GCC 1.30 complaints
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Date: 22 Oct 88 17:53:05 GMT
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ulysses!hector!ekrell@tut.cis.ohio-state.edu  (Eduardo Krell) writes:
> I don't know what your C compiler does, but if a is not equal to 100
> after this for loop, it's generating wrong code.
> You can't throw away this for loop since it is modifying a variable in
> an outer scope.

a=100; /* look ma, no loop! */