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Why do we ever need to use unsigned char? Any examples will help a lot.
dave said:Why do we ever need to use unsigned char? Any examples will help a lot.
dave said:Why do we ever need to use unsigned char? Any examples will help a
lot.
Attila said:Also please remember, that it is implementation defined if char
(without telling if it is signed or not) is signed or not! So on some
architectures the char used is in fact an unsigned char.
Rolf said:Not exactly. char and unsigned char are always distinct types, even on
systems where a char behaves the same as an unsigned char.
Why do we ever need to use unsigned char? Any examples will help a lot.
Rolf Magnus said:Not exactly. char and unsigned char are always distinct types, even on
systems where a char behaves the same as an unsigned char.
dave said:Why do we ever need to use unsigned char? Any examples will help a lot.
dave said:Why do we ever need to use unsigned char? Any examples will help a lot.
Thomas said:On many platforms that I work on, CHAR_BITS (number of bits in a char),
is 8.
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