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I think that is it. In V5R2, somehow the compiled object has a
unintialized value of non 0, which made the loop to be working. After
upgraded to V5R3, the unintialized value somehow become 0, which made it
to stop working.
Thanks.
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Subject: Re: [C400-L] upgrade from V5R2 to V5R3.
The most probable explanation is uninitialized variable num together
with a programming error.
Obviously in C
while(num=num)
is equivalent to
while(num)
And I cannot imagine a programmer, who is so "typing hungry" :-)
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