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            <1992Aug26.184220.8236@taumet.com>

In <1992Aug26.184220.8236@taumet.com> Steve Clamage writes:
>                                                If enums are smaller
> than ints, avoid those too.

That means that given

  enum c { red, green, blue };
  int f( x ) enum c x; { }

there is no strictly-conforming way to write a parameter-list prototype
for the function f.

  int f( int );

would be right if  enum c  were of short or char size.  If  enum c  were
of int or long size, then

  int f( enum c );

would be the prototype, right?

dave

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