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Subject: Re: Transposition tables and the use of the operators "&" and "%"

Author: Reinhard Scharnagl

Date: 10:36:15 12/03/04

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I am convinced that a good compiler always will translate a "x % (2^n)" term
into "x & (2^n-1)", so it would be hard to program the difference. (Check it
with a disassembler).

Reinhard.

• Re: Transposition tables and the use of the operators "&" and "%" Dieter Buerssner 12:55:25 12/03/04
  • Re: Transposition tables and the use of the operators "&" and "%" martin fierz 13:09:43 12/03/04
    • Re: Transposition tables and the use of the operators "&" and "%" Dieter Buerssner 13:24:45 12/03/04
      • Re: Transposition tables and the use of the operators "&" and "%" martin fierz 04:37:40 12/04/04
        • Re: Transposition tables and the use of the operators "&" and "%" Dieter Buerssner 09:41:53 12/04/04
      • Re: Transposition tables and the use of the operators "&" and "%" martin fierz 14:20:20 12/03/04
      • Re: Transposition tables and the use of the operators "&" and "%" Dieter Buerssner 13:26:27 12/03/04

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