Code: int k = 0; int g() { k = k + 1; return k; } int D[] = {13, 19, 47, 3, 7}; ….. D[ g() ] = D[ g() ]++ — D[ g() ]++; According to a book from which this problem comes this code will generate 5 to 6 different results according to different implementations of the C standard semantics... I have found 2 results based on Visual studio and GCC C compilers: Those are D={13,20,48,-28,7} Visual studio D={13,44,48,4,7} GCC This is obviously due to the order of execution of the assignment operator. I am not able to determine what 4 other set of values can be obtained using the standard C semantics. :embarasse The book gives a hint that it has to do with the assignment operator and one rule in Standard C semantics... it's not related to associativity ..................... This makes it even more confusing :nonod:
