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Chapter 3.11, Problem 3.53PP
Practice Problem 3.52 (solution page 348)
For the following C function, the types of the four arguments are defined by typedef:
double funct1 (arg1_t p, arg2_t q, arg3_t r, arg4_t s)
{
return p/(q+r) - s;
}
When compiled, GCC generates the following code:
Determine the possible combinations of types of the four arguments (there may be more than one).
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