in reply to hexadecimal division

Calculation of CRC32 is well known. I suggest a module, perhaps CRC32.

I am curious as to what you think this means?
# V= X’32’ .XOR. X’30’ .XOR. X’32’ .XOR. X’30’ .XOR. X’30’ .XOR. X’35’ = X’05’
That looks like gibberish to me.

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Re^2: hexadecimal division
by afoken (Chancellor) on Dec 16, 2017 at 11:02 UTC

    I am curious as to what you think this means?

    # V= X’32’ .XOR. X’30’ .XOR. X’32’ .XOR. X’30’ .XOR. X’30’ .XOR. X’35’ = X’05’

    That looks like gibberish to me.

    Not gibberish, FORTRAN (maybe GNU FORTRAN) or something that tries to look like FORTRAN.

    Alexander

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Re^2: hexadecimal division
by holandes777 (Scribe) on Dec 16, 2017 at 11:50 UTC
    In the API document that is tehir way of sayin "hex numbers", in this case they are the hex representations of the numbers being xored. That part worked fine, as the result was 0x05. It is the mext part that failed as the result was 0x30 not 0x00. To me that is off because the int of 5 / 16 is 0 (as they denote in x`00`)
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      ... API document for what?
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