> int i = i;
According to section 6.2.1 paragraph 7 of the C99 specification, a local
variable declaration "has scope that begins just after the completion of
its declarator."
According to section 6.7 paragraph 1 of the same specification, The
declarator includes just the "int i" part of the a
Hi all,
I'm not sure if this behavior is undefined, or if it is a bug in CIL,
but CIL seems to behave different from gcc.
For following function (which might be the result of a macro
substitution), i seems to be 5 for gcc in the inner block, while running
it through CIL would not compile (ge
