[email protected] wrote :

in ANSI-C you have integer and float types of constant length (stdint.h, 
ieee754.h).
In the "Rationale for International Standard-- Programming Languages-- c" you
can find that a char is a byte and that a byte always has 8 bit.
No, a byte has CHAR_BIT bits (it is defined in <limits.h>). Usually, it is 8, but it can be more.

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Corentin Plouet <[email protected]>
MEDRIA SARL


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