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Demo that shows that a Delphi for loop may run in reverse order
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program ForLoopExecutionOrder; | |
{$APPTYPE CONSOLE} | |
{$R *.res} | |
uses | |
System.SysUtils; | |
begin | |
try | |
var j := 0; | |
var i : Integer; | |
{$OPTIMIZATION OFF} // We are not even in optimization mode! | |
for i := 0 to 10 do // Set a break point here, open CPU view and notice: | |
begin // mov eax,$0000000b -> start with 11 | |
inc(j); // dec eax -> decrement by one | |
end; // ==> Loop runs in reverse order as compiler detected that the actual order is unimportant | |
Assert(j = 11); //Simple sanity check | |
except | |
on E: Exception do | |
Writeln(E.ClassName, ': ', E.Message); | |
end; | |
readln; | |
end. |
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