the result is right..............
you can just use the calculator that comes standard with windows to check
your answer....


steve


At 07:59 PM 3/22/00 , you wrote:
>Ok I decided to try a new 16 bit multiply routine and I put in 255 times 255
>and here's what I got
>
>
>Number 1:  00000000 11111111
>Number 2:  00000000 11111111
>
>Result:        11111110 00000001
>
>So again, I don't remember how to multiply binary so I can't tell if this
>was correct off hand.  What are the multiplication rules?
>
>1 x 1 = ?
>1 x 0 = ?
>0 x 0 = ?
>At least when I put in 2 x 1 I did get 2  output...
>