Bob Ammerman wrote:
>>    long int temp;
>>    int shift;
>>
>>    shift = 16;
>>
>>    temp = 0x00000001 << shift;
>>
>> The value stored in temp is 0x00000000, instead of 0x00010000. Here's the
>> disassembly:
>
> No bug at all. The value 0x00000001 is an "int", not a "long". You'd avoid
> your error with 0x00000001L

D'oh! :-S

Thanks, of course it fixed the problem. I completely forgot about the L on 
the end, I'm guessing because in the same code right-shifting a 32-bit value 
worked just fine.

Vitaliy 

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