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17 years ago From ivashin@ihep.ru
Hi!
When I try to execute this program:
#!/usr/bin/perl
$i=-20;
$j=-10;
$k=-5;
for(;$i\<=20;$i++){
for(;$j\<=10;$j++){
for(;$k\<=5;$k++){
printf("%d %d %d\n"\,$i\,$j\,$k);
}
}
}
I have the following result:
-20 -10 -5
-20 -10 -4
-20 -10 -3
-20 -10 -2
-20 -10 -1
-20 -10 0
-20 -10 1
-20 -10 2
-20 -10 3
-20 -10 4
-20 -10 5
that is only internal loop is executed by perl. Why?
When I initialize variables in for statement directly
(i.e. for($foo=-20;$foo\<=20;$foo++) {} instead of
$foo=-20;for(;$foo\<=20;$foo++){})
the problem disappears.
Output of perlbug -d attached.
Best regards\, Anton.
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