Hi Roger.

07-Sep-03 22:36:17, Roger Scudder wrote to All


 RS> From: r.scudder{at}rcn.com To: c_echo{at}yahoogroups.com

 RS> -----Original Message-----* Author: Bo Simonsen

 KK>> By default, 0 is equal to untrue.  If you test a value, such
 RS> as
 KK>> a pointer, the conditional will be true for any nonzero value.

 >>> Okay.

 KK>> if(myPointer) free(myPointer);

 >>> The same as if(myPointer != NULL) i bet?

 RS> Yes, but it is so unintuitive that just about anyone who has ever
 RS> learned C has initially found it confusing.

yeah, for example

  if("Pigs Fly") puts(" :-) ");

 -=> Bye <=-

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