>
> There is no such thing as cyclic data type. Its just that every data type
> has limited size (1 byte for unsigned char).
I think it's reasonable to talk about a cyclic data type -- it isn't a
standard term as far as I know, but certainly there are data types that
cycle under incrementation (char, int, long long, short, etc.) and data
types that don't (float, double).
float x = 16777216.0
if (x == x + 1) {
printf("What?\n");
}
...will print "What?".
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