Ternary operator executes both sides

[jpoirier]

Consider:
int a = 1;
a?printf("a!=0\n"):printf("a==0\n");

Based on this, since a == 1 (rather, since a != 0), only "a!=0" should be printed. If instead is set to 0, only "a == 0" should be printed.

Regardless of the value of a, both printf()s are performed.

This is using picoc 2.1 on OS X.

Issue copied from: https://code.google.com/p/picoc/issues/detail?id=184

[jpoirier]

it seems that a semicolon is required at the end of the first printf for it to work properly, e.g.

a ? printf("a!=0\n"); : printf("a==0\n");