The phenomenon encountered when debugging the board.
The if statement does not hold true. The value of ret is 0, but the if (1==ret) statement can be executed. what's going on. Has anyone come across it? Please advise.
Krista Posted on November 25, 2020
I often encounter this situation. I don't know why, but the strange thing is that it doesn't affect my judgment in the end.
Leona Posted on November 25, 2020
It should be the reason for compiler optimization. Just look at the assembly code. It is estimated that the code is still there in other places.
Reggie Posted on November 25, 2020
1. Reduce the optimization level;
2. ret is defined as uint32_t;
Dorothy Posted on November 25, 2020
I have encountered this. It should be a problem with the debugger. Sometimes the variable value displayed by the debugger is not updated in time. Because your ret is initialized to 0, you can try to initialize the ret to a different value when it is defined. Whether the initial value is displayed here.
