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Arithmetic type - Operands REFERENCE - ISO:C90-6.3.13 Logical AND Operator

The two operands of this logical AND operator (&&) are derived from bitwise or arithmetic operators. This is probably a mistake; perhaps the bitwise AND operator (&) was intended ?

For example: 


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extern void foo(unsigned int a, unsigned int b, unsigned int c, unsigned int d)
{
    int r;

    r = (a < b) && (c < d);                     /* OK */
    r = (a == b) && (c == d);                   /* OK */

    r = (a + b) && (c + d);                     /* Message 4106 */
    r = (a ^ b) && (c ^ d);                     /* Message 4106 */

    r = (a + b) && (c < d);                     /* Message 4108 */
    r = (a > b) && (c * d);                     /* Message 4109 */
}

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