Hi,
In a C file, when a global variable is first declared at the begining of the file and then redeclared to affect it a value, CAnalyzer create two differeent FAMIXGlobalVariables. For example, in this program: ' int a;
.....
int a = 2; ' Two FAMIXGlobalVariable will be generated. I guess it should not be the case ? I wrote a test for that. Should I open an issue ?
On 26 janv. 2010, at 17:01, Cyrille Delaunay wrote:
Hi,
In a C file, when a global variable is first declared at the begining of the file and then redeclared to affect it a value, CAnalyzer create two differeent FAMIXGlobalVariables. For example, in this program: ' int a;
.....
int a = 2; ' Two FAMIXGlobalVariable will be generated. I guess it should not be the case ? I wrote a test for that. Should I open an issue ?
yes, open an issue
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