Shawn A. Van Ness <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
...
> I don't get it. On my system, both int and uint produce c == 0xffffffff.
...
> if (c < 0) { // oops, never true!
you do get it :D
My example was too easy, but, like I said, IRL you'll often be bitten
if you not careful enough...
In my early c++ life I was fond of the unsigned and const-ness
features. But IRL they usually generate more "problems" than
"benefits" ...
// Ryan
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