For Sizeof, I want everyone to be very familiar;
such as:
Printf ("SIZEOF INT:% D / N", SIZEOF (INT));
// Here INT is defined as: typedef int int.
Well, the result is:
SIZEOF INT: 4;
If I write this, I have dropped SIZEO's parentheses:
Printf ("SIZEOF INT:% D / N", SIZEOF INT);
Of course, the result is still the same;
But if I write this:
Printf ("SIZEOF INT:% D / N", SIZEOF INT);
But cause compilation that cannot be passed, two keywords put a compiler, don't know? And it is equivalent to the VC and GCC, and it is true ~
