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[QUOTE="Malcolm, post: 1693439"] It is a pain that if(x = 100) happens to be a legal C construct. Not all compilers warn about it. However if(100 = x) is much more difficult to read - like spelling a work backwards the effect of one such line is small, but the cumulative effect of many such features is to make reading code very difficult. if(CONST == x) lulls you into a false sense of security, because there can be no protection from if(N = i) (N and i both variables). [/QUOTE]
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