On Sun, 28 Jun 2009 12:23:22 -0300, Gerhard Fiedler wrote:
> To break out /only/ of the sequence of statements between the last and
> the next case you could use a 'goto case N' statement (if you jump to
> the next case).
I can see what you're getting at here. But this has raised a minor question
though; I was unaware that such a 'goto case N' statement existed in C (at
least in ANSI C). I've just tried it with GCC (-ansi -Wall -pedantic) and
it doesn't like it - I've tried it without those flags too and it's not
having any of it. It's perfectly legal to have a label within a 'case'
though, and do a 'goto' on that; don't think I've ever had the need to though.
Which C compiler are you using - does one of the PIC compilers have this
syntax variation ?
Regards,
Pete Restall
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