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2009年12月17日 · Mine does surpass that by mere perhaps 1-2 years. It means that during the time that an average reader has learnt anything at all about C, C actually has had the boolean data type. For the datatype, #include <stdbool.h>, and use true, false and bool. Or do not include it, and use _Bool, 1 and 0 instead.
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2015年4月11日 · @ysap: I picked macros because it's closer to what C99 does (In C99, true and false are both macros that are replaced by 1 and 0, respectively, and bool is a macro that expands to the boolean type, _Bool.
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@JeffG Yes such answers should be deleted, we have very clear policies. Read the C and C++ tag wikis. This question isn't helpful to C programmers particularly because the C and C++ boolean systems are entirely different and the question is tagged C. That Google isn't able to understand the two trailing ++ in your search isn't SO's problem.
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2013年12月15日 · int is commonly used as a Boolean in C, at least prior to C99. Zero means false, non-zero means true. Share.
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The C99 N1256 standard draft 7.16 "Boolean type and values <stdbool.h>" says: 1 The header <stdbool.h> defines four macros. 2 The macro bool expands to _Bool .
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2009年10月22日 · In C each addressable object has to occupy at least 1 byte. And in real life implementations _Bool usually takes 1 byte of memory. However, language specification explicitly permits using _Bool as bit-field type, meaning that by using bit-fields you can squeeze a _Bool value into a single bit (inside a larger struct).
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2011年11月4日 · In older C standards, there was no such type defined. Many embedded microcontrollers, however, include special circuitry to allow for efficient processing of single-bit flags; some allow for such processing of variables stored anywhere, while others only allow it for variables stored in a particular region of memory.
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2012年1月4日 · The long term intention seems to be that the standard will eventually be revised to make bool a keyword. This is step 1, where you can use <stdbool.h> to get the bool macro and you're still permitted to undefine or redefine it for your own nefarious purposes.
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2012年10月31日 · Suppose we have an int and want to toggle it between 0 and 1 in a Boolean fashion. I thought of the following possibilities: I thought of the following possibilities: int value = 0; // May as well be 1 value = value == 0 ? 1 : 0; value = (value + 1) % 2; value = !value; // I was curious if that would do...
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2018年10月5日 · For testing, it's inherent in the C langauge without any formal definition. I'll go further: the bool type is completely useless except possibly to distiguish from those languages where true is -1 , but the same applies: 0 is false, anything else is true.