compiler « operator « C Q&A

1. What _did_ the C operators /\ and \/ do?    stackoverflow.com

Anyone can "declare" ones own operators in C.... that is if one is a C compiler guru and has the source code to the C compiler! ;-) Further questions to puzzle:

1. How are ...

2. Connection between ternary logic and mux logic?    stackoverflow.com

I'm implementing a computer simulator in C with the challenge not to use conditionals (ie no if/else, switch/case, while/for, etc.). There are a lot of muxes in the hardware I'm simulating, ...

3. how does the compiler interpret this a = a+++a?    stackoverflow.com

Possible Duplicate:
3 Plus between two variables in c

void main(void){

int a=41;
a = a+++a;
printf("%d\n",a);
}

should it be interpreted as a+ ++a or a++ +a? and ...

4. Compiler supplied assignment operator and references    bytes.com

blangela What does the default assignment operator (compiler supplied assignment operator, sometimes also referred to as the implicit assignment operator or the synthesized assignment operator) do when the class contains a reference. For example if the iref member of object A references X and the iref member of B references Y, if we then go: A = B; will the iref ...

5. Compiler interpretation of index operator & variable names    forums.devshed.com

The compiler actually "knows" more about array than pArray. sizeof(array) == 10 * sizeof(int), sizeof(pArray) == sizeof(int*). Other than that, at some level the compiler will take either array[3] or pArray[3] and load an address into a register and apply an offset of 3 * sizeof(int) to calculate the actual address of the fourth element in the array. Note that you ...