On 2026-06-04 15:18, Bart wrote:To not cause misunderstandings here; by "different types" I meant theI've already written in some former post about _unnecessarily_ mixing[...]>
* The () in '(a << b) + c)' are necessary if the intent is to have
what might be the more intuitive meaning.
different types in expressions.
bit-logic and int-arithmetic, as explained in my mentioned former post.
(The technical data types are of course both just some sort of 'int'.)
If you stay in such subexpressions with the same types you'll notice
that the parentheses are unnecessary; the C-language's precedences
have been sensibly chosen (in this case[*]).
[*] And even if you add some of ^ | & it's still no problem, unless
you have also any of the comparison operators in your expressions.
Janis
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