Hello,
We had an interesting error that was undetected in gcc:
{
unsigned long a;
unsigned long x=3;
unsigned long y=4;
a =
min(x,y);
}
I've simplified the example. In the original code, the contents of the min()
statement were longer, so that it was on a separate line from the assignment
operation.
Because of a bug, the assignment line was removed, and we had the following
code:
{
unsigned long a;
unsigned long x=3;
unsigned long y=4;
min(x,y);
}
Should this be picked up as a warning/error?
Neither -Wall or -Wextra picked it up.
Many thanks,
Paul
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