can someone remind why the resulting type is int?is it a "c does it" thing?
Yes, but it should be reassignable to a byte via range propogation. With C, there was no range propogation, so int & int was also assignable to char.
-Steve
can someone remind why the resulting type is int?is it a "c does it" thing?
Yes, but it should be reassignable to a byte via range propogation. With C, there was no range propogation, so int & int was also assignable to char.
-Steve