Boolean Operators Slighted in C

[mesans]

>>Not quite the same.
>>	3 ^^ 4
>>would evaluate as 0,
>>	3 != 4
>>evaluates as 1.
>
>If the left and right hand sides are both already boolean, `!=' works;
>but the following macro always works:
>
>	/* logical exclusive or */
>	#define lxor(a, b)	(((a) != 0) != ((b) != 0))
  Which is equivalent to :
               !a != !b
     which I think you will agree is much simpler, and easyer to
  understand (at least I think so).

      S. John Banner