6.10 Arithmetic Type Conversions
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- Is below code is compliant to rule 10.1? (1 Reply)
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- Rule 10.6: \"u\" Suffix to all unsigned constants (5 Replies)
- Is rule 10.5 compliant with rule 10.3? (3 Replies)
- Enumeration specifiers (1 Reply)
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- 16-bit and 32-bit compatibility (1 Reply)
- conversions with constant (1 Reply)
- Rule 10.5 (required) and use of <<= (1 Reply)
- Underlying types for bit-fields (2 Replies)
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