On 20010914 Andreas Schwab wrote:
>Alexander Stohr <AlexanderS@ati.com> writes:
>
>|> i am yet not sure if the used "? :" operator set does qualify as
>|> a left-value.
>
>For Standard C it isn't, but for GNU C it is.
>
Perhaps it is nonsense, but, as the kernel already uses gcc-specific features,
the gcc folks could extend to C th '<?' and '>?' operators from C++, so
#define max(a,b) (a >? b)
#define min(a,b) (a <? b)
It works at least since 2.95.2. gcc3 warns about signs in -Wall mode.
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