rspec/rules/S5263/cfamily/rule.adoc

While working with bitwise operators ``++&++`` or ``++|++`` it is easy to make a typo and write the equivalent logical operators ``++&&++`` or ``++||++``. This rule is raising issues when the right operand of a logical expression  ``++&&++`` or ``++||++`` is a constant of integral type, as the developer probably meant to use the corresponding bitwise operator ``++&++`` or ``++|++``.


== Noncompliant Code Example

[source,cpp]
----
int fun(int a) {
  return a || 4; // Noncompliant, did you mean to use bitwise operator '|'?
}
----


== Compliant Solution

[source,cpp]
----
int fun(int a) {
 return a | 4;
}
----


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