Q: We're running MPW 3.3.1 with C++ on a Centris 660AV running System 7.5. All the
MPW files are from a clean ETO #15.
According to Stroustrup (the C++ programming language) and the K&R C, the
precedence of "<" is greater than the precedence of "!=", and all
other references that we have agree with this. Since the two tests below return
different results, MPW does not appear to be adhering to this rule. Both tests
should succeed, but on MPW C++, test 1 fails. Under MPW 'C', this code works as
it is supposed to.
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#include <stdio.h>main()
{
puts("Starting Tests...");
if (1 != 900 < 0)
puts("Test 1 Worked");
else
puts("Test 1 Failed");
if (1 != (900 < 0))
puts("Test 2 Worked");
else
puts("Test 2 Failed");
}
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To compile:
CPlus -o tmp.o tmp.c
Link -o tmp tmp.o "{CLibraries}"StdClib.o "{CLibraries}"CSANElib.o 6
"{CLibraries}"Math.o 6
"{Libraries}"Runtime.o "{Libraries}"Interface.o 6
"{Libraries}"ToolLibs.o
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A: This is a bug, but since MPW is switching over to Mr C (Symantec C++ for MPW)
as the main compiler, and this does not occur with SCpp, it is not likely to be
fixed (maintenance on CFront has effectively stopped).
You have two choices: either explicitly specify precedence by using (), or
switch to SCpp.
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