On Tue, 22 Sep 2009, Joel Sherrill wrote:
> It appears to be unsigned char or at least sizeof(bool)=1
> on the architectures I tried this test program on.
The size is determined by BOOL_TYPE_SIZE (and is not 1 byte for
powerpc-darwin).
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* Joel Sherrill:
>> Whatever the answer is, it should be used to define Interfaces.C.Bool.
>> (I don't know what GCC's options for representing _Bool are, sorry.)
> It appears to be unsigned char or at least sizeof(bool)=1
> on the architectures I tried this test program on.
That's only half of
On Tue, Sep 22, 2009 at 12:54 PM, Joel Sherrill
wrote:
> Florian Weimer wrote:
>>
>> * Joel Sherrill:
>>
>>
>>>
>>> What is the proper type to use in an Ada binding
>>> for a C method that returns a C99 bool?
>>>
>>
>> Whatever the answer is, it should be used to define Interfaces.C.Bool.
>> (I do
Florian Weimer wrote:
* Joel Sherrill:
What is the proper type to use in an Ada binding
for a C method that returns a C99 bool?
Whatever the answer is, it should be used to define Interfaces.C.Bool.
(I don't know what GCC's options for representing _Bool are, sorry.)
It appears t
* Joel Sherrill:
> What is the proper type to use in an Ada binding
> for a C method that returns a C99 bool?
Whatever the answer is, it should be used to define Interfaces.C.Bool.
(I don't know what GCC's options for representing _Bool are, sorry.)
Hi,
What is the proper type to use in an Ada binding
for a C method that returns a C99 bool?
This appears to be an issue in s-stchop-rtems.adb
where it binds to the C routine:
bool rtems_stack_checker_is_blown( void )
Thanks.
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