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variable weirdness
From: Erik Grumstrup <
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Date: Fri, 10 Feb 2006 09:54:38 -0600
When I run my simple command line program in xcode, it exhibits the strange behavior of setting the first argument of a referenced function equal to zero (I printf() at the top of the referenced function). When I run it in debug however, the program runs perfectly and the argument is the correct value. Anybody run into this...have I revealed myself as an ignoramus?
Thanks...
Erik Grumstrup
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