c - What happens if I sum negative values to a 16bit register constantly -


i stuck in project. finding average of multiple values. have ten values average. sum giving correct result time adding negative numbers , result negative numbers, when values average found has high magnitudes 16bit register in summmation stored gives positive value. going wrong in here.

void smootharray() {      val = 0;     for(k=0;k<10;k++)     {         cc = array[k];         val += cc;      }     val /= 10;  } 

in when array has many locations negative summation wrong positive. c language used. array unsigned short, while val short

what happens if sum negative values 16bit register constantly

you have undefined behavior. let's example int 16-bit , adding 2 int value int_min , -1, invoke undefined behavior. in systems end positive value.

use variable of wider type sum values, example declare val of type long guaranteed @ least 32-bit wide.


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