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C has model of a machine where there's a bunch of ALUs that operate on homogeneous types of size >= int. So int x int -> int, uint x uint -> uint, etc. So an op
by edflsafoiewq 5y ago
C has model of a machine where there's a bunch of ALUs that operate on homogeneous types of size >= int. So int x int -> int, uint x uint -> uint, etc. So an op first converts its arguments to a common type of the smallest necessary size, then sends them into the appropriate ALU.