Difference between revisions of "Literal expression"
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| − | u8 a = (10 * 5) - 12; // 38 | + | u8 a = (10 * 5) - 12; // 38 |
| − | i16 b = 8 * 1024 / 3; // 2730 | + | i16 b = 8 * 1024 / 3; // 2730 |
i8 c = 3.141593 * -10; // -31 (generate warning) | i8 c = 3.141593 * -10; // -31 (generate warning) | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:25, 13 January 2024
MSXGL is using sdcc11 option for compile C code that is described as « Generally follow the ISO C11 standard, but allow some SDCC behaviour that conflicts with the standard ».
For literal expressions, the C11 standard applies. These expressions are interpreted during the preprocessing phase and are replaced by their final value for compilation.
For example:
u8 a = (10 * 5) - 12; // 38 i16 b = 8 * 1024 / 3; // 2730 i8 c = 3.141593 * -10; // -31 (generate warning)
To help the preprocessor to determine the type of numbers you can either:
- Cast the number or/and the result to the type of your choice,
u8 d = (u8)(255-1); i16 e = (i16)(66000/3);
- Use C11 postfix U, L or LL.
U: Unsigned integer L: 32-bits integer LL: 64-bits integer