Signed int -0 ?

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Ron Natalie

Alexander Terekhov said:
Ron Natalie wrote:
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Got me. I've never understood why they were suddenly enumerated
in C99. To my knowledge I've never worked on a signed-mag machine
and I haven't been near a 1's complement machine in over a decade.
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How about offset binary (aka "Excess-K"), various BCD schemes, uhmm,
and "gray code"? ;-)
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These aren't legal in C++ because they don't share the postitve number
representation with the unsigned.
 

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