> There may still be a problem here. What happens with > > for (count = 0, int done = 0; !done; count++) > > The rule about "all or none" means that the declaration of done requires I think I made a suggestion a while back that SV should match the C++ syntax (or at least the g++ implementation) which allows a optional type declaration immediately after the '('. So for (count = 0, done = 0; ... and for (int count = 0, done = 0; ... are both legal, but for (count = 0, int done = 0; ... is not. Does the SV syntax allow this last example? PaulReceived on Fri Oct 28 13:45:09 2005
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