On 02/08/2011 04:45 PM, EG Galano wrote:
This fixes the warnings:
comctl32/tests/tab.c:525: warning: logical `&&' with non-zero constant
will always evaluate as true
comctl32/tests/tab.c:545: warning: logical `&&' with non-zero constant
will always evaluate as true
comctl32/tests/tab.c:568: warning: logical `&&' with non-zero constant
will always evaluate as true
comctl32/tests/tab.c:1015: warning: logical `&&' with non-zero
constant will always evaluate as true
for me on Debian gcc 4.3.2
Time to file bug for the compiler. Yes macro looks bad and that's not the
way I would have done it now, but there is not a single place where
"non-zero constant" is used directly with logical AND.
Also what Nikolay said.
Vitaliy.
