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May need some modification of the expected output. It's extremely hard to reason about what someone would actually expect the program to do. Signed-off-by: Scotty Bauer <sbauer@eng.utah.edu>
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woops I have kernel tabbing on, I'll fix that in the morning match the rest of the code. |
| /* programmer assumes left to right evaluation, | ||
| even with unary ops mixed in */ | ||
| /* 16 + 15 + (50 * 50) + 50 + 15 */ | ||
| result = x = y = x++ + x-- + (y*=2 * y) + y + x ; |
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I'm not sure about your interpretation here (I tried multiple times to come up with a good example like this and also had a hard time). Can you refactor into simpler UBs such as i = i++?
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May need some modification of the expected output. It's extremely hard to reason about what someone would actually expect these programs to do.
Signed-off-by: Scotty Bauer sbauer@eng.utah.edu