float x = 110.1f;
unsigned char c = ''0'';
c = unsigned char(x);
float x = 110.1f;
unsigned char c = ''0'';
c = unsigned int(x);
Odd casting issue?
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Maybe I am high! But I guess I never seen a book talk about it or seen it, but assumed that one could type cast unsigned?
Are you sure that''s the exact same code? I just checked that with .NET (which is more ANSI anal than VC6) and I have no compiler warnings at all, let alone errors.
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quote:Original post by Anonymous Poster
You need to type..
c = (unsigned int)(x);
Coolbeans AP. That works. Why is that? why do I have to () around the type and the variable I want to typecast? Is this an ANSI compliant standard? for unsigned type casts? Thanks
It probably isn''t recognizing the full
At least it sounds cool.
unsigned char type. It sees the char, casts it, and then sees some suspicious looking unsigned type that blows its mind.At least it sounds cool.
"oh a char cast. nice... unsigned?! ahr! wtf! noooo!" gmrblmgllbrr!!! stupid compiler. Yeh I had this problem too once 
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