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Did '\000' and 000 comply with Rule 2-13-2 - longfem - 28-02-2017 Dears, Rule 2-10-3 said that Octal constants (other than zero) and octal escape sequences (other than “\0”) shall not be used. From the description we know that '\0' and 0 comply with the rule. How about '\00', '\000' , 00 and 000 ? Thanks, Longfem Re: Did '\000' and 000 comply with Rule 2-13-2 - misra cpp - 10-07-2017 As written 00 and 000 are compliant, whilst \00 and \000 are non-compliant. This is not a particularly sensible position, so will be reviewed for the next version