>> if (i==b)
>If you're suggesting this should be an error, then
>should the following be an error also?
> struct
> {
> unsigned flag1 : 1;
> unsigned flag2 : 1;
> } x;
>
> if (x.flag1 == true)
If I would write the C standard, or I would make restrictions to use "true"
or I would not declare it at all and leave it being any non zero.
But this is my actual position: Ten days ago I thought the current true
definition a good thing. Until it confused me.
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