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Yes, I'm quite sure. C mandates that unsigned integer types use the typical binary representation, and it mandates wrapping arithmetic. I don't know much about
by MaxBarraclough 6y ago
Yes, I'm quite sure. C mandates that unsigned integer types use the typical binary representation, and it mandates wrapping arithmetic. I don't know much about the early C standards, it's possible it wasn't always this way.
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