Has a way to get the datatype in C?
For example:
int foo;
if (foo is int)
{
// do something
}
or something like:
if (typeof(foo
The fact that foo is an int is bound to the name foo. It can never change. So how would such a test be meaningful? The only case it could be useful at all is in macros, where foo could expand to different-type variables or expressions. In that case, you could look at some of my past questions related to the topic:
Type-generic programming with macros: tricks to determine type?
Determining presence of prototype with correct return type