DOH! i changed it to sbyte and it was happy, seems that the system defaulted to
unsigned char. (SGI Indy, IRIX 6.3) is this standard behavior, or just wierd
behavior?
--Angus
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Subject: Re: Oasis 1.5, anyone else see this?
Author: INTERNET:CIRCLE@post.queensu.ca at CSERVE
Date: 11/7/97 12:54 PM
>nope. checked that, it is a byte. (defined as byte in all the functions so I
>set it to that from char in structs.h) (yup, i know typedef byte char)
Daniel brought up the unsigned also. Your 'char' must default to unsigned.
1) Use -fsigned-char
2) Change the data type to 'signed byte'
3) Just remove the check. :)
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