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From: dondorp@uva.UUCP (Erwin Dondorp (I84))
Newsgroups: comp.lang.c
Subject: Re: printf() problem
Keywords: C printf
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Date: 27 Apr 89 09:06:19 GMT
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In article <89Apr26.092233edt.18850@me.utoronto.ca> zougas@hammer.me.UUCP (Athanasios(Tom) Zougas) writes:
>[stuff deletd]
>[arguments of a function are evaluated in the reverse order]
>It would happen in any C.

NO.


I have a compiler that really evaluates the arguments in the order that
you specified, That thus makes the statement 'any C' to become untrue.

Erwin Dondorp