Check whether this type is the same (except constant qualifier), as the type t.
Check whether this type can be converted to type t.
Check whether this type can be converted to type t.
- Type to convert to.
true if this type can be converted to t, false otherwise.
true for boolean types.
true for boolean types.
true for integer types.
true for integer types.
true for numeric (integer and floating point) types.
true for numeric (integer and floating point) types.
true for scalar types.
true for scalar types.
Create a new type by setting constant qualifier of the this type to specific value.
Create a new type by setting constant qualifier of the this type to specific value.
- New value of the constant qualifier.
New type.
Floating point type representation.
The concrete type is defined by the number of bits required for type representation. Valid numbers are 32 for float, and 64 for double.
A float type can be converted to any numeric type.