Alex R. Petersen: > Most compilers implement booleans as native integers and narrow/expand > them when storing/loading to/from memory, so it's unlikely to matter at all.
If you have the int value 25, this is a true value, in C you are free to use it for its zero/nonzero quality. But if opEquals is required to return a bool, the value 25 has to become 1, this is not just a narrowing. This conversion requires one instruction, I think. Bye, bearophile
