Typeof operator in C (Re: An Interesting View of "Strong" Vs. "Weak" Typing)
Peter da Silva
peter at ficc.uu.net
Mon Jan 15 14:21:53 AEST 1990
> C has no run-time "type" type. The type value of a typeof construct
> exists only in the mind of the compiler.
Yes, I know that. This discussion originated with a suggestion that such
a type be added to the language. It's kind of hard to see how the semantics
of such a thing could be standardised. What could one do with it at runtime?
The discussion about a typeof operator similar to the one in GCC developed
from that.
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