It seems like the parser will incorrectly parse statements of a unary operator applied on a member variable of a struct as a binomial expression instead.
Example:
#include <iostream>
struct{
int a;
int c[5];
}b;
int main(){
b.a++;
b.c[0]++;
}The expression b.a++ is parsed as a binary expression with operator . with terms b and a++ instead of a unary expression of ++ on b.a, which seems to be a mistake. The same goes for b.c[0]++.
Is it possible to issue a fix on this? Thanks!
It seems like the parser will incorrectly parse statements of a unary operator applied on a member variable of a struct as a binomial expression instead.
Example:
The expression
b.a++is parsed as a binary expression with operator.with termsbanda++instead of a unary expression of++onb.a, which seems to be a mistake. The same goes forb.c[0]++.Is it possible to issue a fix on this? Thanks!