by Avinash Chop » Fri, 15 Jul 1994 03:36:20
"a\xFFb" { action1(); }
"a\x8Fb" { action1(); }
etc...with the UNIX supplied "lex" program.
From my earlier experiences, I have had problems with signed/unsigned
char type casts using lex, but that was a long time ago, was wondering
if the situation has improved today and wondering if 8 bit char input is
acceptable and will work with lex? Thanks for any input...
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Avinash Chopde
1. Sun Workshop C Compiler ("char" as "unsigned char") ?
Hi,
We use the Sun Workshop C Compiler (sorry, I dont know the version
cause Im not at the box, yet) on
SunOS 5.5 and 5.6.
Is there a way to handle a plain "char" datatype as "unsigned char" via
command line option?
I watched out for a compiler flag in the man pages and in online help,
but I havent found anything.
Does anybody know about such compiler option?
Thanks!!!
-Volker-
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