Re: C standard question?

Chris H <chris@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> writes:
> In message <48299ac3.2182222981@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>, Richard Bos
> <rlb@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> writes
>>Chris H <chris@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>>
>>> Do compilers still accept char unsigned?  Some used to but I bet many
>>> don't now
>>
>>They had bloody better. You may not like it, but, like voting for Gordon
>>Brown, it's perfectly legal even if unusual and in some people's opinion
>>disgusting.
>
> Some one, elsewhere in this thread, did a search on "char unsigned"
> and go no hits at all.
>
> Has any one actually seen "char unsigned" used anywhere?

I've only seen it (a) in this newsgroup, and (b) in a couple of test
programs I've written to verify that compilers accept it.

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