Why does the compiler generate an undefined identifier error for a variable Ive declared on a for loop?
The C++ International Standard has changed the scope rule for variable declared on a for loop. According to the standard, the scope ends at the end of the scope of the for loop. Compiling -std arm will give you the old ARM scoping rules. See Handling Scope Issues in Using Compaq C++ for OpenVMS Alpha.
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