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Re: Right shifting in octave
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goblinsly |
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Re: Right shifting in octave |
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Fri, 2 May 2014 08:08:03 -0700 (PDT) |
Thank you for your answer,
I have to program crc in octave as a college asignment. The problem is that
i am a total beginner as far as octave goes. That is why i am using the
problem we were given in c as a guideline. It is proving to be useless
though since, as you pointed, octave and c handle number differently.
If i write number 0xFFFFFFFF in C ( unsigned int ), the result is -1, if i
write it in octave i get a very big number ( 4294967295). How would i force
octave to get -1 ?
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