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	3757	Implicit conversion: int to unsigned char.

Arithmetic type - Implicit conversions

An expression of type signed int is being implicitly converted to type unsigned char. A conversion of this type is dangerous; the result of converting any negative value will probably be meaningless.

Implicit type conversions of this nature can occur in the context of:

initializations
assignment operations
the passing of a function argument
the return of a value from a function


/*PRQA S 2017,3197,3199,3203,3227,3408,3447,3602,3625 ++*/

extern void ef(unsigned char up);

extern unsigned char foo(signed int s)
{
    unsigned char u = s;        /* Message 3757 - Initialization */

    u = s;                      /* Message 3757 - Assignment */

    ef(s);                      /* Message 3757 - Function argument */

    return s;                   /* Message 3957 - Function return */
}

No MISRA C:2012 Rules applicable to message 3757

See also:

3957 int value returned from unsigned char %s().

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