Re: A83: Ti8xcc [82/83/83+/85/86]
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Re: A83: Ti8xcc [82/83/83+/85/86]
> The following statement is quite valid in TISCO. If you think this is
> not 'C' but just some other name for a (couple of) assembler
instructions,
> then you should just compare it with Small-C's complexity.
>
> v = var2->next->next->data->d;
>
> Where everything involved is a structure containing the member being
> used. Right here we have dereferenced pointers 4 times in a single
> instructions, using data items of three different types. This is by no
> means the work of an advanced assembler.
what does it do?
I maybe some a little 'green' on programming in C, but I never ever seen
things like that in other C manuals/tutorials/compilers... (only noticed
the // being the difference, hé)
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