Peter wrote:
> So, isn't anyone worried about gcc doing: 0xFFFFFFFF >> 1 = 0xFFFFFFFF ?! 
> gcc
> for intel target implements this using the 'sar' instruction, which 
> defines it
> as 'divide by two'. What am I missing ? E.g.:
>
> main() {
>  int a=-1, b=1;
>  printf( "hmm ? -1 >> 1 = %d (0x%08X)\n", a >> b );
> }
>
> prints -1 ?! MUST the ints be longs for it to work as expected ? I think 
> that
> the result of >> is incorrect for all negative 'a', the correct result is
> obtained by substracting 1. No ?
>

I wasn't following the conversation very closely, can you explain what 
you're talking about? What does this have to do with PICduino?


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