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Do enumerators count as "numeric values"? - gs - 25-03-2010
The commentary in the MISRA guidelines leaves the answer to this question unclear in my opinion due to the wording
Quote:Numeric values/data are numbers such as 0, 5, 23, \x10, -3.
Re: Do enumerators count as "numeric values"? - misra-c - 13-05-2010
This line appears in Rule 6.2 which concerns the values that can be stored in signed and unsigned char types.
Enumerators count as numeric values provided that the value can be represented in the signed or unsigned char type.
Code:
enum colour { red = 0, amber = 127, green = 255};
signed char s1 = red; /* Compliant */
signed char s2 = amber; /* Compliant */
signed char s3 = green; /* Non-compliant */