bug#20778: Flush left indentation in c-mode

[Bruce Korb <bkorb@gnu.org>]

With the patched cc-mode, I ran into this situation again.
It seems to think that the flush-left alignment of the "if" statement is fine.
The rest of the code indents as you see here.  Reloading cc-mode does no
good, it leaves the statement flush left.  Closing and re-visiting the file
cleans up the confusion and re-indents correctly.

I do not know what you can do about it without better information from me,
but I don't know what to tell you either.  :(  Oh, the "c-file-style" is "linux".

> void ftl_ns_print(void)
> {
> #if MAX_EVENT_EVT_PRIORITY >= LOG_DEBUG
> 	int skip_ct = 0;
>
> 	for (int i = 0; i < s_ns_table.nst_count; i++) {
> 		struct ftl_ns_t * const ns_p = &s_ns_table.nst_ns_list[i];
>
> 		if (ns_p->active_ns_id == NS_ID_NULL) {
> 			skip_ct++;
> 			continue;
> 		}
>
> 		EMIT_PRINT_NS_EVENT(
> 			debug, "ns_id=%d, flags=%u, active_ns_id=%d, parent_ns_id=%d, next_snapshot_ns_id=%d, "
> 			"snapshot_sn=%u, size_byte=%lu, used_bytes=%lu, physical_used_bytes=%lu, max_lpn=%lu, "
> 			"creation_io_id=%lu, snapshot_sn_seq=%u\n",
> 			sint32, ns_p->ns_id,
> 			uint32, ns_p->flags,
> 			sint32, ns_p->active_ns_id,
> 			sint32, ns_p->parent_ns_id,
> 			sint32, ns_p->next_snapshot_ns_id,
> 			uint32, ns_p->snapshot_sn,
> 			uint64, ns_p->size_bytes,
> 			uint64, ns_p->used_bytes,
> 			uint64, ns_p->physical_used_bytes,
> 			uint64, ns_p->max_lpn,
> 			uint64, ns_p->creation_io_id,
> 			uint32, ns_p->snapshot_sn_seq
> 			);
> 	}
>
> if (skip_ct > 0)
> 	EMIT_SKIPPED_NS_EVENT(debug, "skipped %d empty name spaces", sint32, skip_ct);
> #endif
> }