That'll show me not to second guess myself. I adop...

2008-12-03T18:39:00.000-07:00

That'll show me not to second guess myself. I adopted this article from the Desperado generics.h header file (which I also wrote), which has versions of these macros with so much casting (and parenthesis) that they are unreadable. But they do have a unit test that shows that those versions work. I tried to simplify the macros for this article, and botched it. Thanks!

I came across your post when I was trying to find ...

2008-12-03T10:46:00.000-07:00

I came across your post when I was trying to find a way to determine if a variable is signed or unsigned in the preprocessor. Oddly enough, your Max/Min defines were my end goal.

I however, have found a slight error in your code. Under most circumstances, it works great. However, when I attempted to get the size of a short, or any type less than the computer's native size, I would get warnings and the comparison for signed/unsigned would not work properly. Adding (TYPE) in front of the inversion(~), on the max defines fixed this issue.

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That'll show me not to second guess myself. I adop...

I came across your post when I was trying to find ...