iso iec 25010 2011

6.2.2 identifier of the connection1. An identifier declared in a different scope or an identifier that appears more than once in the same scope can be used as a reference to the same object or function through a process called a connection . [Note: There is no connection between two different identifiers.] ] There are three types of connections: external connection, internal connection, no connection.2. In the set of translation units and libraries that comprise an entire program, each declarati

6.3.2 Other operands6.3.2.1 Lvalue, array, and function specifier1, an lvalue is an expression that potentially assigns an object (with an object type, not void); [Note: The first name "Lvalue" is derived from the assignment expression E1 = E2, in this expression E1 Required to be a (modifiable) left value. It might be better to recognize as a "locator value" for an object. The value described in this international standard as "an expression" is sometimes also referred to as "Rvalue". ] If a lef