#include <climits>

// The code in this file will typically cause compiler errors.

// All compilers can be expected to choose an underlying type that
// is capable of representing the values in ColorUnscopedDefaultVals.
enum ColorUnscopedDefaultVals {         // ('Unscoped Enumeration' warning issued here when enabled)
    red,                                // red==0
    orange                              // orange==1
};

// There are integer types capable of representing INT_MAX+1.
// Many compilers will choose one of these types as the underlying type for
// ColorUnscopedIntMax, in which case no 'enum Value Out of Integer Range'
// warning is issued.
// If the compiler does not choose  one of these types, an
// 'enum Value Out of Integer Range' warning is issued at the line marked ***.
enum ColorUnscopedIntMax {              // ('Enumeration Has Implicit Underlying Type' warning issued here when enabled)
                                        // ('Unscoped Enumeration' warning issued here when enabled)
    yellow=INT_MAX,
    green                               // green==INT_MAX+1  ***
};

// Many compilers do not provide an integer type capable of
// representing ULLONG_MAX+1.
// Even compilers that provide such a type may not choose to use it as
// the underlying type for ColorUnscopedUllongMax.
// In these cases an 'enum Value Out of Integer Range' warning is
// issued as shown below.
enum ColorUnscopedUllongMax {           // ('Enumeration Has Implicit Underlying Type' warning issued here when enabled)
                                        // ('Unscoped Enumeration' warning issued here when enabled)
    blue=ULLONG_MAX,
    indigo              // 'enum Value Out of Integer Range' warning issued here
                        // - indigo==ULLONG_MAX+1
};