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You’re right, whether or not the integers are signed has nothing to do with the issue above. Unsigned integers have the same issue. Here is an example for sign
by davidhyde 2y ago
You’re right, whether or not the integers are signed has nothing to do with the issue above. Unsigned integers have the same issue.
Here is an example for signed integers.
These represent zero time but have different representations in memory:
Seconds: 2
Nanoseconds: -2,000,000,000 (fits in a 32 bit number)
Time: zero seconds
Seconds: -2
Nanoseconds: 2,000,000,000
Time: zero seconds
Here is an example for unsigned:
Seconds: 1
Nanoseconds: 0
Time: 1 second
Seconds: 0
Nanoseconds: 1,000,000,000
Time 1 second
- kaoD 2y agoThanks, but I'm not gonna pretend that was my point. Dumb question from me, I just forgot the context that time was a pair of integers and was utterly confused, haha. You're spot on!