Thread: compiler warnings

I have following macro embedded in my code. When code in compiled using Borland 4.0 it gives warning

Code:

#define GET_ASCII(n) ( (n >= 0) && (n <= 9) ) ? ( n + '0' ) : ( 'a' +  n - 10 ) )

Warning: Condition is always true in function xxxx.

But VC 6 do not show this warning.

May I know, what is this about and how to remove this?
I get similar warning for another couple of 'if' conditions.

Please let me know.

Your parens aren't balenced...you have an extra ")" at the end

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Even after balancing the parantheses, I am getting the same warning.

And as per Salem, parameter that I am passing to macro is unsigned. I tried passing some signed character and it did not show this warning.

But, can you suggest me how to get rid of this warning?

Also as I mentioned, it is showing same warning at other if conditions

e.g.
# define MAX_TABLE 100

if ( (id < MAX_TABLE) && (Elements) && (Id >= 0) )

As element and id both are unsigned, it is giving "always TRUE" warning( per second and third condition)
But id can greater than 100 also( first condition), then why is it giving this warning?

Given second and third condition alone in 'if' statement and throwing "Alwayws TRUE" warning looks ok. But should not show up the warning with first condition.

Please let me know

Thanks in advance..