> Everytime I read anything about strings here, this comes into my mind:
> http://www.rigsofrods.com/entries/155-the-chaos-of-character-encodings
>
> Strings seem to be a general problem for numeric machines :D
>
I like the idea to try to represent visually (using a drawing) the
implications of a
On 08 Jan 2013, at 09:46, Martin wrote:
I know it's a hint. And I know that implies it may mean noting, and
yet is still present
Just trying to understand.
if I did "int-longword" (same for addition and reverse order) then I
need a int64 to hold the result.
--- 1)
Yet on my 32 bit Win
I know it's a hint. And I know that implies it may mean noting, and yet
is still present
Just trying to understand.
if I did "int-longword" (same for addition and reverse order) then I
need a int64 to hold the result.
--- 1)
Yet on my 32 bit Win vista (testing with 2.7.1 [2012/12/09] for
UNIcode = it needs several years of study at the UNIversity to use it.
-Michael;-)
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