Diary of C-operator precedence and binding direction

#: Equal priority operators, the order of operations is determined by the binding direction; different precedence operators, the order of operations from high to low priority.
The union direction is mostly left-to-right, but the "single-item" condition "assignment" operator is executed from right to left.
Elementary operator () [].
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single-Mesh operator! ~ + +---"minus" (type) * "pointer" & sizeof
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arithmetic operators * "multiplication"/% +->> <<
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relational operators < <= > >= = = =! = & |
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Logical Operators | | &&
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conditional operator?:
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assignment operator = + = = *=/=%= >>= <<= &=
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comma operator,

Cases:

<1>*p++,* and + + a rank, right-to-left, executes address +1 first, and removes the corresponding value at execution.
<2>* (p++) and * (++P), the former is the first operation of p after the address plus 1, the latter is the address first plus 1 after the operation.
<3> (*p) + +, first find the current p corresponding variable value, and then the variable from 1, such as P=a, (*p) + + = a[0]+1.
<4>while ((*to++ = *from++)! = ' + ') assigns *from to *to first, then to and from plus 1, and finally determines if *to is ' not ', not continuing assignment
     

Diary of C-operator precedence and binding direction