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[openssl.git] / bugs / dggccbug.c

diff --git a/bugs/dggccbug.c b/bugs/dggccbug.c
index b0eb41deb432d1fb378fa6d66c30fcff214f7c97..56f522288284edf1deefed5d5ac437c6847292b8 100644 (file)
--- a/bugs/dggccbug.c
+++ b/bugs/dggccbug.c
@@ -4,15 +4,15 @@
 
 #include <stdio.h>
 
-/* There is a bug in
- * gcc version 2.5.8 (88open OCS/BCS, DG-2.5.8.3, Oct 14 1994)
- * as shipped with DGUX 5.4R3.10 that can be bypassed by defining
- * DG_GCC_BUG in my code.
- * The bug manifests itself by the vaule of a pointer that is
- * used only by reference, not having it's value change when it is used
- * to check for exiting the loop.  Probably caused by there being 2
- * copies of the valiable, one in a register and one being an address
- * that is passed. */
+/*
+ * There is a bug in gcc version 2.5.8 (88open OCS/BCS, DG-2.5.8.3, Oct 14
+ * 1994) as shipped with DGUX 5.4R3.10 that can be bypassed by defining
+ * DG_GCC_BUG in my code. The bug manifests itself by the vaule of a pointer
+ * that is used only by reference, not having it's value change when it is
+ * used to check for exiting the loop.  Probably caused by there being 2
+ * copies of the valiable, one in a register and one being an address that is
+ * passed.
+ */
 
 /*-
  * compare the out put from
@@ -24,23 +24,22 @@
 
 void inc(a)
 int *a;
-       {
-       (*a)++;
-       }
+{
+    (*a)++;
+}
 
 main()
-       {
-       int p=0;
+{
+    int p = 0;
 #ifdef FIXBUG
-       int dummy;
+    int dummy;
 #endif
 
-       while (p<3)
-               {
-               fprintf(stderr,"%08X\n",p);
-               inc(&p);
+    while (p < 3) {
+        fprintf(stderr, "%08X\n", p);
+        inc(&p);
 #ifdef FIXBUG
-               dummy+=p;
+        dummy += p;
 #endif
-               }
-       }
+    }
+}