Hi
Have been digging around for some time (both googling and checked the
GCC-manual (4.1)), but could not find any answers to my questions:
1) Is the size really fixed to 1 byte? Have seen some conflicting
statements on this.
2) Is there (or going to be) any options to check (for example) there is
no other values other then 0/1 inserted to the boolean variable. Of
course, _Bool can handle this by changing it to 1, but a option to check
would be a great help making people trusting it.
3) Have heard people complaining that a 1 byte variable is more
cpu-expensive then an int. Is it possible _Bool changes it size to int
when optimizing for speed and "char" when for size? (Related to question
#1).
Thanks for your time
Richard Knutsson
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