🚀 go-pugleaf

 In article <31770390.2781@llnl.gov>, Scott Nelson  <nelson18@llnl.gov> wrote:
 >Arthur Hagen wrote:
 >> 
 >> >
 >> > typedef int     bool;
 >> > #define true    1
 >> > #define false   0
 >> 
 >> And some argue that true should be -1, because then bitwise not works:
 >> 
 >
 >We use the following.  It's safe on all platforms:
 >
 >#define FALSE    0
 >#define TRUE   (!0)
 >
 >Let the built-in ! operator determine what TRUE really is.
 >
 >Scott Nelson

The real lesson here is to write
	if (x) 
or
	if (!x)

instead of
	if (x == true)
and
	if (x == false)

Then it doesn't matter what the value of true is, as long as it is not zero.  
-- 
Kevin Cline