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This list is devoted to the powerful Amiga scripting language, ARexx. Here ARexx coders can share ideas, routines and generally help each other out.

Re: ALLOCMEM() Hello StellanInDerMailingliste@..., ... I think you know it alreay but for correctness: Your explanation is only correct for the 1L initial Value. ... Posted - Thu May 1, 2008 7:08 pm	Frank Weber opionline Offline Send Email
Re: ALLOCMEM() Hello StellanInDerMailingliste@..., ... [...] ... The first 1 is the initial Value and the second 1 is the value how many times the initial Value should be Posted - Thu May 1, 2008 7:01 pm	Frank Weber opionline Offline Send Email
Re: ALLOCMEM() ... I liked my explanation much more. ;D Thank you for the right one. ... Ok, 0L means 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 and shift makes no sense. ... Thanks Posted - Thu May 1, 2008 4:32 pm	StellanInDerMailingli... stellanpistoor Offline Send Email
Re: ALLOCMEM() Hoi, ... Sort of. The "<<" is the shift left operator. What 1L<<1 means is shift the bits of the value 1L (= 1 long) to the left by 1: 1L => 00000000 Posted - Thu May 1, 2008 12:29 pm	Bernd Gollesch bgollesch Offline Send Email
Re: ALLOCMEM() ... I know a bit about binary numbers system but never need to use them and I didn`t know what (1L<<1) does mean. As you said set bits is really easy. I`ll Posted - Thu May 1, 2008 11:36 am	StellanInDerMailingli... stellanpistoor Offline Send Email
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