Re: Problem report #60

[Stuart D. Herring]

>     So this is fine.  It'd be a big bug if t were 0, though, indexing at
> -1
>     like that.  Looking back up, it seems that if the while loop iterates
> even
>     once, t is > 0, but what if the while test fails the first time?
>
> Which while test is that?  Which line number?

The while test starts at like 8745 in the problem report (the loop ends at
line 9469).  t is incremented unconditionally at line 9338, and the
dangerous indexing/use is at line 9483.

Davis

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