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by acqq
2747 days ago
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> That suggests your C compiler isn't doing jump threading And even if he has such a compiler (which is doubtful) he doesn't have to put the "break" in the switch! He can write continues, e.g. this: switch ( i ) {
case 3:
i = 7; continue;
default:
continue;
}
is valid C, and specifies explicitly that the next loop pass is expected. |
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