Yes, I've usually represented the range with (low, size) instead of (low, high) (and then the high-low part never comes up). So when this article first came ou

Yes, I've usually represented the range with (low, size) instead of (low, high) (and then the high-low part never comes up). So when this article first came out I was all "Aren't you bagging on Bentley too much? He published pseudocode, and of course you have to take care about things like overflow when converting it to C." But then I saw Bentley saying somewhere that no, he really hadn't considered this problem. (IIRC)