Here is one for people to scratch their head on:
unsigned char ucObject[255];
memset(ucPrtLine,0,sizeof(ucPrtLine));
sfb = fiInp-afpRec.sfbPtr;
memset(ucObject,0,sizeof(ucObject));
strcpy((PCHAR) ucObject,(PCHAR) fiInp-ucOName);
if (ucObject[0] == '\xff') {
On Tue, Dec 05, 2000 at 08:57:44AM +1100, Ken Foskey wrote:
a) 'x\ff' is implicitly an integer.
No, it's a char, but promoted to int for the comparison. Since char is
a signed type, the value is sign-extended during the conversion, and
hence you're actually comparing against 0x.
