lalonde@dalcsug.UUCP (11/13/87)
Hello,
I'm looking for the souces to a lint program to run with Mark
Williams C compiler on an Atari ST computer. Does anyone know where I
could get such a beast?
Paul Lalonde
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BITNET: ACSPA27@DALACftw@datacube.UUCP (11/16/87)
gardner@prls.UUCP writes: > Is there any danger of stack overflow with the following construct: > for(;;) { > int k; > etc. etc. > } > (assume the loop eventually exits, of course). > In other words, is k allocated only once at the beginning of the > procedure containing this construct, or is it allocated each time > the {} block is entered? Is the answer implementation dependent? > Robert Gardner Space for "k" is alloctaed when the block under the "for" loop is entered, and de-allocated on the way out, rather than being re-allocated for each iteration of your loop. Think of that "for" loop calling a function with an auto ("k") declared in the clled function... Farrell T. Woods Datacube Inc. Systems / Software Group 4 Dearborn Rd. Peabody, Ma 01960 VOICE: 617-535-6644; FAX: (617) 535-5643; TWX: (710) 347-0125 INTERNET: ftw@datacube.COM UUCP: {rutgers, ihnp4, mirror}!datacube!ftw