Am 17.06.2019 um 18:14 schrieb Allin Cottrell:
According to the C standard an operation such as
s = s++
leads to undefined behavior. In general, "s++" means, yield the current
value of s then increment s, but with s itself on the left it's not
clear what has to be done. So, not a gretl bug.
Well, but hansl isn't C. If it's not clear what this is supposed to be,
wouldn't it be "better" to throw an error?
thanks
sven