Neha Verma <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> No, if u writ printf("%u", &x)
> Then it will print address, coz address is unsigned intsigned, unsigned, hexadecimal, binary, octal, etc.. are mere representations. The content of the 32 bits is the same. If you view that 32 bits as a signed integer, the MSB will be considered as a sign., if you view it as a unsigned.. it'll be otherwise.. However, in one view your argument is right that an address _should_ be seen as a unsigned integer., but the OP wanted to know what that piece of code does.. -- A proud GNU user http://www.joesteeve.tk/ | http://gnukid.shyper.com/
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