how is range on hard disk???
From: elekis (elekis_at_gawab.com)
Date: 04/17/04
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Date: Sat, 17 Apr 2004 17:32:33 +0000 (UTC)
hello,
i have a little prob???
first we have a block of 64 bits
int A[2] = 0x800B11F9, 0x3C005932 in c++
in ASm I recover A (the adress of the tab)
and the statement say that the bloc of 64 bits, the most significant bit
to the least significant bit (63,62,61,60,...)
the sixth(6) thirst bits is a indice_1
and the third(3) last bits is a other indice_2
so on my project paper 63->58 is INDICE_1 || 58....2 || 2-->0 is Indice_2
I had supposed that 0x80 --> 10000(00) so 0x20 is indice_1
and 0x2 --> (0)010 so 0x2 is Indice_2
but some people in my class say that it's false,
he say that indice_2 is in the 0x9 but I dont know why
adn so , I don't know where is The indice_1
some body can explain that stange thing???
merci
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