Bob Ammerman wrote:
> This is _not_ true.  In ANSI "C", a comparison of an 'int' and an 'unsigned
> int' is performed as a 'unsigned int' comparison, _not_ a 'signed long'
> comparison.

If so, what is the conversion?  You can't represent 250 (or even 128) in a
signed int.  I suppose that there is no conversion, it just refers to the uint
as an int, in which case it becomes -6.  <sigh>

Well, this is a reason for good coding practices.  Always cast variables when
they are dissimilar...  Portability is better then, as well.

-Adam

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