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Statements
The following list describes the C language statements that you can use.
- The statements that you can use are assignment, break, continue, if/else structures, for, goto, and while.
- You can use the goto statement to define and branch to symbolic labels. These labels are local to the window. You can also refer to a line number in the program. This line number is the tag field number of the source code line. For example, here is a goto statement that branches to source line number 432 of the target program:
goto 432;
- Although function calls are permitted, you cannot pass structures.
- Type casting is permitted.
All operators are permitted, with these limitations:
- TotalView does not support the ?: conditional operator.
- While you can use the sizeof operator, you cannot use it for data types.
- The (type) operator cannot cast data to fixed-dimension array by using C cast syntax.
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