Those 2 features : static casting and bit-stream casting share same syntax. It depends on the type/expression used before apostrophe which one is used. IMHO current description need some clearence: 1. Chapter "Bit-stream casting" says "Type casting can also be applied to unpacked arrays and structs." While after reading whole chapter I suppose that at least classes need to be added to this sentence. It would be also nice to repeat in this chapter that bit stream casting occur if the type of cast and casted variaable are not assignment compatybile 2. Static cast chapter says: "If the expression is not assignment compatible with the casting type, then if the casting typeis an enumerated type, the behavior shall be as described as in 6.19.4, and if the casting type is a bit-stream type, the behavior shall be as described in 6.24.3." But do not explain what to do if the expression is not assignment compatible with the casting type and is not enum nor bit-stream type. DANiel -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.Received on Wed Sep 18 00:56:37 2013
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