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Does your C compiler support "//"? (was Re: using structures)
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[QUOTE="Kevin Easton, post: 1677090"] So, does this mean that the semantics of any program that defines a variable of a type other than char, unsigned char or signed char is not defined by the C abstract machine? (since sizeof(int) may be > 65535, so even allocating a single int variable can't be guaranteed not to exceed the minimum limit for the size of an object). If not then the program can be trivially fixed by allocating count_reps as a size_t object and then treating it as an array of unsigned chars. - Kevin. [/QUOTE]
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