Bo Simonsen wrote in a message to Roy J. Tellason:

 BS>> Indeed, but how is it in C, with integers, i've defined TRUE as 1
 BS>> and FALSE as 0, is

 BS>>         if(function(parm) == TRUE)

 BS>> nessersary or could I use if(function(parm)) ?

 RT> I think a better definition would be to #define FALSE 0 and TRUE
 RT> !FALSE - in other words,  nonzero.

 BS> Hmm.. How could the compiler handle that?

The compiler?  The preprocessor would take care of it...

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