08.07.2022, 10:52
Bit shifts operate on int32 (signed) values. You can use multiplication instead of bit shift:
Code:
valH = 0xFF00
valL = 0
val = valH * 0x10000 + valL|
dt.uint64
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RE: dt.uint64 - by admin - 08.07.2022, 09:35
RE: dt.uint64 - by DGrandes - 08.07.2022, 10:04
RE: dt.uint64 - by admin - 08.07.2022, 10:52
RE: dt.uint64 - by DGrandes - 08.07.2022, 11:13
RE: dt.uint64 - by manos@dynamitec - 19.02.2024, 23:40
RE: dt.uint64 - by admin - 20.02.2024, 06:30
RE: dt.uint64 - by manos@dynamitec - 20.02.2024, 08:33
RE: dt.uint64 - by admin - 20.02.2024, 09:01
RE: dt.uint64 - by manos@dynamitec - 20.02.2024, 09:38
RE: dt.uint64 - by admin - 20.02.2024, 09:46
RE: dt.uint64 - by manos@dynamitec - 20.02.2024, 10:08
RE: dt.uint64 - by admin - 20.02.2024, 10:13
RE: dt.uint64 - by manos@dynamitec - 20.02.2024, 11:01
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