Bitwise assignment operators + tests #72
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This pull adds the assignment operators for the bitwise operators open feature request, as well as my own take on the base operators.
Removed from the end of 13 various functions
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Mar 19, 2023
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| throw std::invalid_argument("Operator '~' is undefined on negative operand"); | ||
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| else if(*this == 0) |
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This was a quick fix, but in reality when we want to do ~0, we need to know how many bits we are working with, since
~0x0000 = 0xFFFF or ~0x0 =0xF.
So it seems that we have an undefined behavior here. How should I proceed?
Maybe this should case should also yield an exception.
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Closing for lack of response. |
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This PR uses the code implemented here and added tests to it.