Re: [CHALLENGE] finding rightmost zero bit
James Van Buskirk wrote:
(snip of assembly language solution to a Fortran challenge)
Your test program doesn't provide for an output so that
correctness can be verified.
It's unusual for a Fortran program to count the least significant
bit as bit 1. The model for integer data considers it to be
bit 0.
I would say that with the traditional 1 origin arrays that
it makes some sense to use 1 for the LSB. In mine I return
0 for the case of no zero bits.
-- glen
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