Comment Comment by rocqua The point is very specifically cases where X is a decimal literal (not an expression such as 1 << x, or a hex number).Things that resolve to this don't trigger the warning, and it is a compile time warning.And then specifically looking at 2^X and 10^X occurring in source code. parent rocqua 7 years ago
Things that resolve to this don't trigger the warning, and it is a compile time warning.
And then specifically looking at 2^X and 10^X occurring in source code.