aeb@mcvax.UUCP (Andries Brouwer) (07/17/85)
If foo.c contains
main(){
char p,q;
int d;
if(p<0 || q<0 || d>=100)
return;
}
then cc -c foo.c produces the error message
foo.c, line 5: compiler error: dlabel
I suspect that this is because characters are unsigned so that
the compiler replaces the code for the first part with a jump to
the second part, but then also decides to delete the second part
of the expression, so that now the jump has lost its destination.
(I have no source so cannot check anything.)