On 7/13/24 04:20, Collin Funk wrote:
Both type2 and type3 shall be any integer type other than "plain"
char, bool, a bit-precise integer type, or an enumerated type, and
they need not be the same.
Yes, and it's annoying that you can't use 'bool' there. In theory, for
example, it means you can't do time_t arithmetic with ckd_add because
time_t might be one of the prohibited types. If we had to worry about
that possibility our code would be complicated needlessly - so I don't
worry about it.
I don't know why that limitation is there. Although I was tempted to fix
this particular issue with the one-byte fix of inserting "+", e.g.,
ckd_sub (&rs, rs, borrow) -> ckd_sub (&rs, rs, +borrow), I stuck with
the bool -> int fix of the original reporter.
