My co-worker recently ran accross some code that has numeric values of 0_EB (where 0 is any number). Granted I know 3_2 means 2-byte integer with a value of 3, but what is 3_EB?
My co-worker recently ran accross some code that has numeric values of 0_EB (where 0 is any number). Granted I know 3_2 means 2-byte integer with a value of 3, but what is 3_EB?
My co-worker recently ran accross some code that has numeric values of 0_EB (where 0 is any number). Granted I know 3_2 means 2-byte integer with a value of 3, but what is 3_EB?
Many people find this syntax astonishing. What it means is 0 with a kind type of EB, assuming, as Tim hints, that EB is defined as a named (PARAMETER) constant. if EB is 4, then 0_EB means 0_4.
