-=> Pascal Schmidt wrote to Bo Simonsen <=-

 PS> Hi Bo! :-)

Hi Pascal,

 BS> In another way, it's just a byte, and it can contain the numbers from
 BS> 0..255.

 PS> You can only count on 0..127 if you don't explicitly use "unsigned
 PS> char".

But then you can count -127..127 :) It contains 255 different values 
then ;)

 BS> In most programs there is a typedef char byte;

 PS> See above, or even better, don't obfuscate the code with
 PS> pointless typedefs and use uint8_t.

Yes ofcause. :) typedef unsigned char byte; :)


... 2 + 2 = 5 for extremely large values of 2.
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