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I\'m working on a C programming assignment, I need to simulate the operation of a 3 bit decoder. My compiler is complaining, this Wikipedia article gives开发者_开发问答 a list of C operators, but my c
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For this assignment I can only use basic bitwise o开发者_如何学JAVAperators and no control structures, so I\'ve come up with this code so far to convert sign-magnitude to two\'s complement.
I am trying to find the parity of a bitstring so that it returns 1 if x has an odd # of 0\'s. I can only use basic bitwise operations and what I have so far passes most of the tests, but I\'m wonderin
What is the meaning of the following expression in c++? (variable1 | (variable2 << 8)) What is the meaning of it开发者_运维问答? And what does it represent?It concatenates the two variables.
I am writing a little perl script to compare two IP addresses using perls bitwise AND operator. but I am getting some really funky results. I\'m new to perl so maybe someone can give me a few pointers
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I am unsure what something like this would be called, (hence the clumsy title) but I need something like this for something I\'m working on.I can\'t describe it well in words, but I hope this drawing
I\'ve been dabbling around a bit with C and I find that being able to directly manipulate bits is fascinating and powerful (and dangerous I suppose). I was curious as to what the best way would be to
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