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Hi, What would be the reasons for a program ignoring some functions that are supposed to be called. They are defined and they are called several times in the program, but there is one specific section skipping them. Why? Thank you
"What is that mean?" The compiler may decide there is no point in executing some of your code. As an incredibly contrived example: int a=4; int b; b=a; b=a; printf("b equals %d",b); it is likely that no code would be generated to copy a into b the second time. Real world examples are often not as obvious as this. Stefan