RE: Equality vs Assignment

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From: Robert J. Caesar Jr.
Date: Sun, 21 Sep 1986 15:59

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I don't have a programs, but this might help as a future solution.
In the project I am involved with, we use:

#define is    ==
#define isn_t !=

This has helped us avoid a lot of headaches. The code reads a
little easier too.

if (x is 1)

if (y isn_t x)


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   Bob Caesar                   
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   PO Box 2500 Room 4336                      (904) 258-3043 
   Daytona Beach, Florida 32015            ...!mcnc!ge-rtp!ge-dab!caesar

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From: caesar@ge-dab.UUCP (Robert J. Caesar Jr.)
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Subject: RE: Equality vs Assignment
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Date: Sun, 21-Sep-86 11:59:38 EDT
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Posted: Sun Sep 21 11:59:38 1986
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Keywords: = or ==