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That makes sense, looking at how signed arithmetic works on different architectures it would feel strange to use signed bitfields. Unsigned bitfields are a nic
by jstimpfle 5y ago
That makes sense, looking at how signed arithmetic works on different architectures it would feel strange to use signed bitfields.
Unsigned bitfields are a nice way to get modular arithmetic with n bits without syntactic clutter.
- ncmncm 5y ago"Unsigned bitfields are a nice ..." Appear to be. Are, when all the stars align. Are not in fact, often enough that you are issued a red warning you may ignore if you are insulated from all consequences.