It should not check the following statements after encountering a false one in this situation, but it still does. It's easy to proof:

Code:
ENTITY *ent = NULL;

if(ent && ent->x == 0)


This is valid and every normal C compiler won't try to evaluate the second statement, however in Lite-C, you can enjoy a beautiful crash. It's documented somewhere in the manual.

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