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Re: Why the f*ck do you for instance do things like this?

Re: Why the f*ck do you for instance do things like this?

Posted Dec 30, 2014 21:12 UTC (Tue) by filipjoelsson (guest, #2622)
In reply to: Re: Why the f*ck do you for instance do things like this? by ldo
Parent article: The "too small to fail" memory-allocation rule

Then don't use a for-loop for that. Use a do-while-loop. A for-loop is for iterating until a certain condition is met. The compiler is built to warn on relevant error patterns. Since you use the for-loop in this unexpected way - no one but you can contribute to your project. In effect it's only so much dead code.

Is there any construct that you use as intended?


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