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RTN_SUCCESS macro |
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From: |
[email protected] (Nick Rees) |
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Date: |
Fri, 3 Feb 95 15:13:16 HST |
I am still getting to grips with Epics status values. I have been using
the RTN_SUCCESS macro and today wanted to find out what it meant. I
found the following in errMdef.h:
#define RTN_SUCCESS(STATUS) ((STATUS && 1)==0)
Does this mean what I think it means - i.e. !STATUS (or STATUS == 0) ?
or should the && be a bitwise & ?
or is it a C construct to do something more clever? (By opening my mouth
I may be exposing myself as not being a C afficionado.)
Nick
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