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Is there a way of guarding against the resulting binary from the code in this question? Ideally by way of an error at compile time. Example code from the question:
unsigned int nVal = 0;
nVal = -5; // no error!
If you are using g++, the switch
-Wsign-conversionwill warn about the conversion, and-Werrorwill make that warning an error.