* An Early Study on Short-Circuit Operators
@ 1993-05-31 23:43 mole-end!mat
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In the early days of Ada, I recall reading of a study which found that
most of the conjunctions and disjunctions written were the short-circuit
versions. As I recall, the study concluded that the original questions
about the wisdom of short-circuit .vs. non-short-circuit was answered
by these results.
Does anyone recall this study, or any like it? I'd be grateful for
any references.
(I'm not a regular denizen of this group, so a reply by mail would
be appreciated.)
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(This man's opinions are his own.)
From mole-end Mark Terribile
mat@mole-end.matawan.nj.us, Somewhere in Matawan, NJ
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