[email protected] wrote: > --- In [ mailto:c-prog%40yahoogroups.com [EMAIL PROTECTED], > "johmgolden051500" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > wrote: >> --- In [ mailto:c-prog%40yahoogroups.com [EMAIL PROTECTED], "John > Monte" <johns_goldens@> wrote: >> Ok if you type in the following >> void main () >> { >> bit >> } >> The word bit will turn blue which indicate it is some type >> of data type. I have one book that it shows is as bit 1 bit >> long and the comments reads it as boolean value but it does >> not shows any example of it. What I am looking to do is >> the following. >> unsigned char i; >> unsigned char flag; // using the varible each flag bit >> /* to indicate a flag */ > > First it's a very bad idea to use C++ style comments in C programs; if > you program in C++, then use the // style, but if you work with C, > then solely use /* and */ to enclose comments, nothing else. >
I write C and use // for comments and I see nothing wrong with that. I used to use /* ... */ back in the day but I switched when C compilers began allowing //.
