In SX Microcontrollers, SX/B Compiler and SX-Key Tool, sandybum wrote:

Hi John,

Humm ... I don't know about what you consider classic but let's take some old FORTRAN for example:

I = I + 1

is often used to increment the integer variable I from its old value to a new value one larger and the 'expression' (quotes here because this is _not_ algebra!) is evaluated first on the right with operator precedence and then the result is placed in the location on the left.

Most programming languages I know operate in much the same way.

Best,

Sandy

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