Critical Issue
The C2H Compiler always evaluates both operands of logical
(&&, ||) and conditional (?:)
operators. This is different from expected American National Standards
Institute (ANSI) C behavior, where operands are evaluated left-to-right,
and unnecessary operands are skipped.
For example, in the expression (i-- && j--),
if the value of i is zero, ANSI C does not evaluate
the right-hand-side (RHS) expression, and j is not
decremented. By contrast, the C2H Compiler evaluates both sides,
decrementing j.
The following expressions are other examples that might be affected by this issue:
if (i-- || j )
...;
a = ((cond == 1)? i : j );
Use logical and conditional operations whose operators have
no side effects. Operations with side effects include pre- and post-
increment and decrement operations ( , --),
memory operations (*, [], ., ->),
and function calls.