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As far as I know to this day there are DSP platforms where a C char is 32 or 64 bits because that is what the platform can address. There's a macro, CHAR_BIT I
by none_to_remain 4y ago
As far as I know to this day there are DSP platforms where a C char is 32 or 64 bits because that is what the platform can address.
There's a macro, CHAR_BIT I think, that you can use to get a bit count if you're attempting to write really portable C
- acuozzo 4y agoExactly. This is the kind of flexibility I was referencing in my reply.