Note, in case someone blindly takes this as advice: This method of expressing it in C doesn't work for multiplication (you could wrap mor...
Note, in case someone blindly takes this as advice: This method of expressing it in C doesn't work for multiplication (you could wrap more than once). I'm not sure you can express an overflow check for multiplication purely in portable C (without library or intrinsic support), actually. Well, I guess you could break the multiplication into checked additions manually, but that's probably not a great idea.
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Note, in case someone blindly takes this as advice: This method of expressing it in C doesn't work for multiplication (you could wrap mor...
Note, in case someone blindly takes this as advice: This method of expressing it in C doesn't work for multiplication (you could wrap more than once). I'm not sure you can express an overflow check for multiplication purely in portable C (without library or intrinsic support), actually. Well, I guess you could break the multiplication into checked additions manually, but that's probably not a great idea.
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