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<0> thats called an immediate.
<1> I was in the original team that designed those, and left out of disguest.
<1> disgust, too.
<2> ah :/
<0> so it can be like lw $$20, -4($17) or something, in that case -4 is the immediate
<1> They didn't like my design. Now they want me to basically redesign what they have to look sort of like my first design.
<2> heh
<3> superRoot you gonna get to the point?
<4> haha
<0> but im not sure how to convert the 16 bits to a negative number.
<0> i mean i know i have to use 2's comp
<3> superRoot you may not have to convert
<3> depends on how the hw guys built it
<0> if ints are 32 bits, and i have 16 bits (16 lowest significant bits)
<3> superRoot IT DEPENDS ON HOW IT'S BUILT
<0> ok.
<0> what do u mean
<2> i got a look at the history of some of the guys at the job i'm trying to get up near Seattle - they have some serious experience - there are 3 founders, all of which were senior programmers on StarCraft and Diablo, and one was the lead programmer for World of Warcraft... man it would be great if I land this, heh
<1> Except the part about Seattle, of course.
<4> except the whole C&C engine ****s
<1> Dude, take it from another Floridian. You're gonna hate it.
<2> jottinger it doesn't say C&C here...
<1> Wearing a coat (not a jacket, a full-on COAT) to a 4th of July fireworks display is so not cool.
<3> superRoot IMO the most likely thing is that the 16bits are a 16bit 2's complement integer... i.e. the "immediates' can go from -32768 to +32767
<2> Solamente well, I hail from NY
<1> Oh, well, you'll feel right at home.
<3> and you missed the 2ft of snow
<0> yeah
<0> i know that.
<2> my parents got about 24 inches of snow... yeah
<0> im just having problems doing it in c++
<3> superRoot then what's your problem
<1> I should have known you're a New Yorker. You live south of Ocala.
<3> doing WHAT in c++ ?
<4> rdragon: Warcraft, Starcraft used the original C&C engine
<2> jottinger - ah
<1> There are more New Yorkers between Ocala and Key West than there are in New York.
<0> grr.
<2> jottinger - well one of these guys "personally developed the 3d engine in Warcraft 3"
<2> Solamente - lol
<4> Total Annihilation used a MUCH better engine
<4> rdragon: *nod* That's cool, I've never played Warcraft myself
<3> superRoot your 1st problem is that threre's no guaranteed size to char, short, int, long
<2> I was never into it much myself
<1> Sounds like a cool job, rdragon
<2> the job would be a server programmer on Guild Wars
<0> my problem is, i have 16 bits, ints are 32 bits, so if the bitwise and sets the int to 0x0000fffc
<0> then the system wont know its a negative will it
<0> is the easiest way to go about this to or that with 0xffff0000
<3> the easiest way would be to put it in a 16bit int, then copy to whatever you want
<2> um
<2> yeah
<3> 16bit signed int
<2> (yeah to what vawjrwrk said)
<0> ok. that would be a short int right?
<2> just short. usually
<3> yoiu didn't read what I said above
<3> superRoot your 1st problem is that threre's no guaranteed size to char, short, int, long
<0> yeah
<3> IF your compiler will handle boost, then you DO have guaranteed sizes
<1> You're up early.
<5> who ? me ?
<4> crap!
<1> What is it there, god-awful o'clock?
<2> heh
<5> 07:30 on Valentines day
<2> oh, geez
<1> heh
<2> almost lapping me
<1> Dude, Valentine's Day is an excuse to stay in bed a little later.
<5> not when the mrs has gone to work
<1> Oh. Well, naturally, the Internet is the place to be.
<5> lol
<5> now give me 1/2 an hour to wake up :)
<4> and no, not you, sola
<1> Well, the new group gave me a decent machine (3 GHz, 2 GB) but now I have to shuffle the network connections here and find a place to plug it in...
<1> (Yeah, yeah, Rome burns, hah hah.)
<3> Rome, NY ?
<1> Rome, GA
<3> oh, there's one there too?
<6> hello is anyone on
<6> ?
<2> no
<6> :D ok
<6> ok i have a quite silly question ... i have linux installed fedore core 3, and i have some compiled programs .. the question is how do i un-compile them , i found out that with gcc you gcc -o file file.c ... how do i do the opossite?
<7> You can;t
<7> It's very much a one way operation
<6> .. ok .. thaks very very much
<8> is there a way I can kill the ghost . . . bah NM
<9> hey
<2> hey
<10> http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,184623,00.html
<10> hmmm, that's a tough one.
<11> Human idiocy has no limits.
<11> Your share of empathy must be pretty goddamn low to protest outside of a funeral
<12> fred phelps again no doubt
<3> yeah, I'm pretty sure it's constitutional. I wonder how many juries would convict a relative for beating the **** outta one of the protesters
<12> i'm surprised it hasn't already happened
<12> people beat the **** out of gays it seems, but not people like phelps+co
<11> Well, I'd be afraid to. God being on their side and all!</sarcasm>
<4> phelps is a moron
<12> yes...but name-calling won't help
<11> On a legal basis, aren'T there laws against hateful speech, anyway?
<3> one hopes not
<11> I'd rather hope so. But not in the US, I suppose?
<3> if you want thought crimes, please do it elsewhere
<13> anyone here know flash ?
<14> i am having the following problem: i have 3 string objects : a, b and c. a has this type "1234 asdfg". I want to put in b="1234" and in c = "asdfg". How can i do this in c++?
<15> yes
<14> someone told me a >> b >> c can solve the problem
<3> well, feel free to use my string split stuff posted at noidea
<14> but it does not work
<3> someone either told lied, or you misunderstood what they said
<14> i want to split it at the place where i find a " "
<3> we're not blind
<3> hey, Noidea the website id offline
<14> it happends to be the middle in my example and i wanted to be as clear as possible thanks
<3> I guess the simplest standard C++ would be #include <sstream> ...... istringstream ist(a); ist >> b >> c;
<14> thanks
<3> "That's what we're here for" 6 Victor A. Wagner Jr.
<16> brb
<3> anyone know where in vs2005 properties one sets up the location of .tlb files (or what they are??)
<17> hi
<17> when i buold a solution with vc++ 2005 where is the exe saved?
<3> where you told it
<18> by default it usually goes in the same dir where the .vcproj file is, in its corresponding Release or Debug directories
<18> depending which configuration you built
<10> yeah, my internet is flakey
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