Re: Bit-manipulation in ISO Prolog
From: Nameless (news.mail_at_chello.no)
Date: 08/17/04
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Date: Tue, 17 Aug 2004 03:11:09 +0200
"Bart Demoen" <bmd@cs.kuleuven.ac.be> wrote in message
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> Nameless wrote:
> > ISO Prolog has five bit-manipulation predicates:
> >
> > >> (bitwise right shift),
> > << (bitwise left shift),
> > /\ (bitwise and),
> > \/ (bitwise or), and
> > \ (bitwise compliment).
> >
> > So far so good, but how would one perform (rationally and
> > effectively)
> >
> > 1) bitwise xor, and
> > 2) bitwise not
> >
> > within the ISO Prolog framework?
>
>
> Could you first give this newsgroup the definitions of
> "rationally" and "effectively" that you have in mind, so that
> this newsgroups does not try in vain to satisfy your question ?
> I am just trying to save on guessing what you mean.
No, you're just trying to be difficult (as usual). If you
don't understand English, then don't reply--it's as simple
as that. In fact, I'd really prefer that _you_ didn't reply
to any of my messages; I'm sure there are equally capable
but much nicer people who are able and willing to assist.
Of course, they may well qualify their reply with a
reservation that it may not be as rational and effective as
I had hoped--but beggers can't be choosers. ;)
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