Yeah, as that was the only change, it's kinda obvious that I was talking about it. Read up on integer promotion, your casting to int or char made no difference at all.

what really lol. ill have to go read on that, i thought it was always mandatory to cast variables into the same type while comparing them or else you get errors.

This post was edited by AbDuCt on Jun 9 2012 10:13am

just read up on it. i never new that. is that included with the c99 standard? because that might be why ive encountered errors before because ive always been to lazy to save my project flags to have -std=c99 in it. or maybe the errors was just coder based lol

also good link for anyone interested in what were talking about.

https://www.securecoding.cert.org/confluence/display/seccode/INT02-C.+Understand+integer+conversion+rules

It's been there since the beginning of C, iirc.

hmm weird. well the more you know n_n.

actually now that i think of it i think it was erroring because i tried to compare a int vs char without casting it. if i read correctly integer promotion only works when you cast a type. (i just woke up life doesnt make sense lol)