考虑以下代码:
typedef enum Type1
{
val11,
val12
} Type1;
typedef enum Type2
{
val21,
val22
} Type2;
Type1 type1 = val11;
if ( type1 == val22 )
std::cout << "foo";
Visual Studio 2015不会发出任何警告(即使使用/ Wall)。但是type1
和val22
的类型不同。这是正常的还是Visual Studio错误?
答案 0 :(得分:0)
据我所知,编译器没有义务在比较不同类型的枚举时发出警告。我在标准中找不到它。 对于经典枚举类型,存在对int的隐式类型转换,因此生成的代码是完全合法的。 从语义上来说,比较不同类型的枚举通常是不正确的,因此从C ++开始,我们有一个范围的枚举结构,它不允许隐式转换。 (见下面的代码)。
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
enum UE1 // This is an unscoped enumeration (since C)
{
val11,
val12
};
enum UE2 // This is an unscoped enumeration too
{
val21, // have to use different names for enumeration constants
val22
};
enum class SE1 // This is an scoped enumeration (since C++11)
{
val1,
val2
};
enum class SE2
{
val1, // can use the same names for the constants
val2 // because they are in the different scope
};
int main(int, char**)
{
if (val11 == val22) // implicit conversion from an enum to int is available
cout << "UE::val11 is equal to UE::val22" << endl;
if (static_cast<int>(SE1::val1) == static_cast<int>(SE2::val1)) // have to apply explicit conversion
cout << "SE1::val1 is equal to SE2::val1" << endl;
if (SE1::val1 == SE2::val1) // error!!! Cannot make implicit conversions from a scoped enumeration.
cout << "SE1::val1 is equal to SE2::val1" << endl;
return 0;
}