fun with big numbers

[Red Squirrel]

I wish my college thought us about AND OR XOR and such. I'm having too much fun here.

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void RSbitstream::WriteInt32(unsigned int tw)
{
if(tw>0xFFFFFFFF)tw=0xFFFFFFFF;

stream.Add(((2147483648UL & tw)==2147483648UL) ? true : false); 
stream.Add(((1073741824 & tw)==1073741824) ? true : false); 
stream.Add(((536870912 & tw)==536870912) ? true : false); 
stream.Add(((268435456 & tw)==268435456) ? true : false); 
stream.Add(((134217728 & tw)==134217728) ? true : false); 
stream.Add(((67108864 & tw)==67108864) ? true : false); 
stream.Add(((33554432 & tw)==33554432) ? true : false); 
stream.Add(((16777216 & tw)==16777216) ? true : false); 

stream.Add(((8388608 & tw)==8388608) ? true : false); 
stream.Add(((4194304 & tw)==4194304) ? true : false); 
stream.Add(((2097152 & tw)==2097152) ? true : false); 
stream.Add(((1048576 & tw)==1048576) ? true : false); 
stream.Add(((524288 & tw)==524288) ? true : false); 
stream.Add(((262144 & tw)==262144) ? true : false); 
stream.Add(((131072 & tw)==131072) ? true : false); 
stream.Add(((65536 & tw)==65536) ? true : false); 

stream.Add(((32768 & tw)==32768) ? true : false); 
stream.Add(((16384 & tw)==16384) ? true : false); 
stream.Add(((8192 & tw)==8192) ? true : false); 
stream.Add(((4096 & tw)==4096) ? true : false); 
stream.Add(((2048 & tw)==2048) ? true : false); 
stream.Add(((1024 & tw)==1024) ? true : false); 
stream.Add(((512 & tw)==512) ? true : false); 
stream.Add(((256 & tw)==256) ? true : false); 

stream.Add(((128 & tw)==128) ? true : false); 
stream.Add(((64 & tw)==64) ? true : false); 
stream.Add(((32 & tw)==32) ? true : false); 
stream.Add(((16 & tw)==16) ? true : false); 
stream.Add(((8 & tw)==8) ? true : false); 
stream.Add(((4 & tw)==4) ? true : false); 
stream.Add(((2 & tw)==2) ? true : false); 
stream.Add(((1 & tw)==1) ? true : false); 
}

I could probably make a loop for that... lol

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[Red Squirrel]

Yay for improved and more versatile code:

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//writes a int based on specified lenght (bits)
void RSbitstream::WriteVarInt(unsigned int tw,int bits)
{
if(bits>32)bits=32;
if(bits<1)bits=1;

	unsigned long int orer=1;	
	for(int i=1;i<bits;i++)
	{
	orer*=2;
	}
	
	//make sure tw is not past its capacity
	tw = (tw>((orer*2)-1)) ? ((orer*2)-1) : tw;
	
	for(int i=0;i<bits;i++)
	{
	stream.Add(((orer & tw)==orer) ? true : false); 
	
	orer/=2;
	}

}

Believe it or not, all this is leading up to me continuing to work on my UO client. These functions will make it easier to deal with network data.

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[Lymus]

It was fun having you explain to me that crap yesterday. I was kinda like "Huh?"

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[Red Squirrel]

Hahah yeah, the 2nd code is actually the variable lenght version of the first. I can specity the number of bits. Converts a number to binary, basically. There's also a ReadVarInt version which does the oposite, takes a stream of bits and returns a number.

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[Lymus]

Hahah yeah, the 2nd code is actually the variable lenght version of the first. I can specity the number of bits. Converts a number to binary, basically. There's also a ReadVarInt version which does the oposite, takes a stream of bits and returns a number.

There's only 10 types of people in this world. Those who know binary, and those who don't.

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