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Whacky C Complier behavior
Beware! The compiler assumes constants are of type "char"
For example, this will generate no errors and give you -12 as the results! int InitFoo = (100 * 5); To get the right answer, you need to cast the 100 as an int: int InitFoo = (int)100 * 5; Sigh. P.S. - floating point constants are completely screwed up. Not even casting seems to help. Last edited by Larry Barello : 13-01-2004 at 00:51. |
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