Re: Imagecraft ICCAVR & ANSI Standards compliance

Vincent <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

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>I feel that even if this behavior does not make ICCAVR non-ANSI 
>complaint, the manner in which it treats immediates is very confusing 
>and certainly nonintuitive/different than other "industry" compilers. I 

So 'C' is nonintuitive.

>have spent several days trackinn down this issue and had I been a paying 

instead of _wasting_ (sic!) days, spend some money and buy a suitable
static code checker.

Even if you _know_ some day what a C compiler has to do, you will
still make errors by accident. Many of them can be detected by a
static code checker. I suggest PC-Lint, but see the thread "Lint for
microcontrollers" to learn that it's not only my opinion.

Lint early, lint often. Lint is your friend. Yes, I wasted also a lot
of time before I bought it.

Nevertheless you should have some idea of 'C' to be able to use lint
correctly.

Oliver
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Oliver Betz, Muenchen