Incidentally, if you wanted to use arithmetic on 64-bit integers on the 32-bit perl, you could use the modules Math::Int64 or Math::BigInt. Eg. 

use Math::BigInt "lib", "GMP"; $x = Math::BigInt->new("123456789012345
+6789"); $y = Math::BigInt->new("1466709021345981"); warn ($x & $y);
# OR
use Math::Int64 "uint64"; $x = uint64("1234567890123456789"); $y = uin
+t64("1466709021345981"); warn ($x & $y);

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These modules let you create objects that behave just like normal integers, but with more bits available.

In reply to Re: Bitwise & stopped working? by ambrus
in thread Bitwise & stopped working? by Krokus

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