Am Saturday 04 December 2010 schrieb Thiago Macieira: > 0u is ISO C standard. Thanks, just worried because of the "cumbesome" C cast.
> Also, a literal integer is automatically converted to the right type if the > size fits. So 0 is a valid unsigned integer, but 128 isn't a valid uchar. Yes, but not for templates ;-) uint a = 1; uint b = qMax( a, 2 ); // -> gcc sulks - happens to me once ever again uint b = qMax( a, 2u ); // noprob Cheers, Thomas
