If I have the following code:
_BitInt(6) c = -20;
printf("Valore di _BitInt(6) c: %d\n", c);
The printf gives as value 236 and not -20
I noticed that to print the correct value I should write the following code instead using the cast to int operator.
printf("Valore di _BitInt(6) c: %d\n", (int)c);
What is the explanation?
Maybe printf without (int)c makes a wrong conversion of c into an unsigned 8 bit int?
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