#include "share/atspre_staload.hats"
implement main0() = (
println!("~5 = ", ~5);
println!("~5u = ", ~5u);
)
Output:
~5 = -5
~5u = 4294967290
As the second ~ is lnot, bitwise negation.
My expectation was that unsigned numbers would mostly behave like positive
numbers with an extra bit.
Is this something that just hasn't come up, or is it intended?
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