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From: "George P." <george.priv@gmail.com>
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Subject: Fun with C
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Spend few days chasing bug in embedded C project which can drilled
down to this. Consider the following program, and all reasonable men
will expect the result to be negative.  Not in C, and it is not a
compiler bug :-(

And offcorse none of the three comilers I cheched did not bother to
issue a warning at least..

#include <stdio.h>

int main()
{
     unsigned n = 128;
     int i = -2048;
     int r;

     r = i / n;

     printf("R = %d\n", r);

     return 0;
}