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If I remember correctly, it assumes the size of a char is greater than or equal to seven bits, and a char is defined to be the smallest addressable unit. C doe
by messe 3y ago
If I remember correctly, it assumes the size of a char is greater than or equal to
seven bits, and a char is defined to be the smallest addressable unit.
C does not support bit-addressing.
- nitrix 3y agoThe width is defined as CHAR_BIT >= 8 (C11 5.2.4.2.1p1). The size, sizeof (char), is always 1.