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From: dik@zuring.uucp (Dik T. Winter)
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Subject: Re: AND, OR & XOR on integers
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Date: Wed, 16-Apr-86 21:20:30 EST
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In article <290@zuring.UUCP> dik@zuring.UUCP (Dik T. Winter) (I) write:
>Balderdash.  What is "(-1) and (1)"?  Yes, 0 on 2's complement machines,
>1 on 1's complement machines.

To paraphrase myself: Balderdash.  It is the other way 'round of course.
Just got carried away by all those 0's and 1's.  (Never post news at night.)
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