The standard in most languages is to take the integer portion of it only - that is, 0.1 becomes 0, but 0.99999 also becomes 0. However, WeiDU *may* add 0.5 before the integer is taken, hence achieving the mathematical rounding.
As for a hex editor, I use http://www.chmaas.ha...xvi32/xvi32.htm , although it only runs on Windows.
A question about the / function in WeiDU
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, Jul 23 2004 05:22 PM
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MagusWizardo
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Don't ask... please don't ask.
Posted 23 July 2004 - 05:23 PM
Was me.The standard in most languages is to take the integer portion of it only - that is, 0.1 becomes 0, but 0.99999 also becomes 0. However, WeiDU *may* add 0.5 before the integer is taken, hence achieving the mathematical rounding.
As for a hex editor, I use http://www.chmaas.ha...xvi32/xvi32.htm , although it only runs on Windows.
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the bigg
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2083 is a prime number.
Posted 24 July 2004 - 12:01 AM
Oh, thanks for the answer!
Unfortunately, I've already found out the answer by myself, but still thanks for spending the time!
Unfortunately, I've already found out the answer by myself, but still thanks for spending the time!
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