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Multiple local initialsaions in a single line - alon - 20-09-2011 Hello dose a line of the form Code: int i=0,j=0,k,l; meaning, the line is considered as composed of multiple statements in a single line. if so then what about, just plain Code: int i,jk; Thanks -Alon Re: Multiple local initialsaions in a single line - misra-c - 21-09-2011 In an list of declarators, the comma is being used as a separator rather than an operator. There are no comma operators in the examples given and therefore no violation of Rule 12.10. |