If statement without a body

I wish to use || statements to stop execution flow once any of my functions returns a non-zero error code. However, if I use "bare" logical statements, as in

void function myFun(void)
{
    struct myStruct *test = malloc(sizeof(struct myStruct));

    if (!test)
        return ;

    (subFun1(&test) ||
     subFun2(&test) ||
     subFun3(&test) ||
     subFun4(&test));

    free(test);
}

gcc complains

error: value computed is not used [-Werror=unused-value] 

I could also write something like that,

void function myFun(void)
{
    struct myStruct *test = malloc(sizeof(struct myStruct));

    if (!test)
        return ;

    if (subFun1(&test) ||
        subFun2(&test) ||
        subFun3(&test) ||
        subFun4(&test))
    ;

    free(test);
}

but it looks super-awkward.

What is the best way to handle this?