Originally posted by Kry
That's true. But it should say:
"pointless comparison of unsigned integer with equal or above zero"
comparing a unsigned integer with 0 is not pointless at all.
Actually, if you look closer at it, it IS pointless, because the comparison will always return true. unsigned int can store integer type values from 0 to 65535, thus comparison >=0 will always return true, no matter the value of the variable.
Madcat.
