Look at this piece of code:
void blah(void)
{
switch(arg) {
case blah: return ??; break;
case blah: return ??; break;
case blah: return ??; break;
default: return ??; break;
}
}
Now, are those break statements needed? doesn't the function return,
stop the function? This is what my compiler would tell me with this
function:
Unreachable code in function blah(void)
Unreachable code in function blah(void)
Unreachable code in function blah(void)
Unreachable code in function blah(void)
For those 4 lines with the return; break;
Now is there a quick way to fix this?
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