Swapping two integers in a one liner

I found some really cool one liner solutions to swap two integers without using a temporary variable. These were posted on "C/C++ Programming Puzzles" community on www.orkut.com. Some of them are listed here.

1. a+=b-=a=b-a;
2. a/=b=(a=a*b)/b;
3. a^=b^=a^=b; same as a=(b=(a=b^a)^b)^a; (Thanks to Robert Vukovic)
4. b=a+b-(a=b);

Each individually are cool solutions. But all of them have one big problem. These are not portable! C standard says that when a value of an operand is changed in the same expression at some other place, then the result of the expression is undefined. Try running the program on gcc with -Wall option. All the above one liners (which are really cool to begin with!) are plagued by that. So I feel the most portable way to achieve the goal is:

a = a xor b;
b = a xor b;
a = a xor b;
(by Harpreet)

Unfortunately it is not a one liner.