[intro.execution] Adjust example for unsequenced side effects #1084
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@jensmaurer: Please take a look. |
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My bad on the behavior is undefined line. The i++ + i was quite subtle. |
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No objection to removing the declaration of unused "f". |
Removes an unreferenced function declaration from an example.
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I've revised the branch to only remove the unused |
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Provides a case where side effects to the same memory location are unsequenced. Also removes an unreferenced function declaration.