Chris Shoemaker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hopefully C99's _Bool will eventually make my habit appear obsolete
> and paranoid. (or does glib already #define TRUE ((_Bool)1)?)
No, it just defines TRUE as 1.
If you really care, you could use:
if (!x == !y)
and then it doesn't matter what non-zero value you use for TRUE.
The xor is just... weird. And it still wont help you if you're
comparing 1 and 2. 1 ^ 2 is non-zero, but you would want to consider
them equivalent, whereas 0 ^ 0 is also non-zero.
> -chris
-derek
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