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2 Goc and C
In addition to the standard data types available in C, the Goc preprocessor handles several other types specific to GEOS. These are all defined in the file
geos.h
. Some of these types, shown below, were carried over from the world of assembly language.
The Boolean type behaves as most Boolean types--any nonzero value represents a
true
state, and zero represents the
false
state. Throughout the documentation,
true
and
false
are taken to be these meanings. Note that the constants TRUE
and FALSE
are defined and may be used as return values from your functions and methods. Do not compare Boolean variables, however, against these constants. A Boolean may be
true
without actually equaling the TRUE value.
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