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General Category => Do-more CPUs and Do-more Designer Software => Topic started by: davidbgtx on September 27, 2017, 04:24:59 PM
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When I enter a not equal C416:D it changes it to c416:SD, does that stand for signed double word?
I'm trying to check through many alarm bits (c416-c471)with an easy statement, so I have not equal c416:d and not equal c448:d, which should test for c416-c480,correct??
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When I enter a not equal C416:D it changes it to c416:SD, does that stand for signed double word?
I'm trying to check through many alarm bits (c416-c471)with an easy statement, so I have not equal c416:d and not equal c448:d, which should test for c416-c480,correct??
Correct on all points.
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When I enter a not equal C416:D it changes it to c416:SD, does that stand for signed double word?
I'm trying to check through many alarm bits (c416-c471)with an easy statement, so I have not equal c416:d and not equal c448:d, which should test for c416-c480,correct??
Correct on all points.
So why does it automatically change to :SD when I enter it as c416:D
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So why does it automatically change to :SD when I enter it as :D
When you cast from a bit to a non-bit, it implicitly adds a data type, since there isn't one.
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Thanks,
Well that was weird ,when I typed colon D in my post it changed it to a smiley face emojicon
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Thanks,
Well that was weird ,when I typed colon D in my post it changed it to a smiley face emojicon
Yeah. That one has bit me before.