Reputation: 551
I'm writing a little introduction in a file my_program.c
on a MAC OS Sierra 10.21. The point is that I have to give this file to a professor who has Scientific Linux on his PC and, of course if i put a printf
with an accent inside, i. e.
% code %
printf("This is an accent àèíóù \n");
% more code %
the program gives some strange issues. But I would like to know what happens if i put the accent inside a comment, i.e.
% code %
/* this is an accent inside a comment àèíóù */
% more code %
Will it have some problems compiling or executing the program?
Upvotes: 1
Views: 159
Reputation: 430
You can put anything inside your comments, no problem. Except for the closing tag( */ ), in case of multiline comments.
EDIT:
Check some rules for c comments
Upvotes: 1