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Textbook vs CARM

Well,
my C-Textbook says

    for (unsigned int i = 50;i;i--) blink(123);


CARM don't like it.
What's the reason?

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  • Hi as Christoph Franck said does this CARM support C++ style programming because in C you really can't declare any variable after initial declaration phase i.e. you can't declare it in "for" statement itself

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  • Hi as Christoph Franck said does this CARM support C++ style programming because in C you really can't declare any variable after initial declaration phase i.e. you can't declare it in "for" statement itself

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