[Kyosaur]

Quote:

Originally Posted by DiddyBop errr you lost me @ "Binary is a numeral system that uses two unique symbols to represent numbers"

Basically "Numbers in binary only use 1's and 0's". Thought that was pretty clear lol.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Simon It converts a signed (signed for negative) 32-bit binary number into a two's complement binary number .

*Kyoshiro High-fives Simon

Awkward wording, but yes . It gets the absolute value of a number.



The more obvious (and more efficient) implementation would be:

Code:

#define abs(%0) (((%0) < 0)?(-(%0)):((%0)))

if anyone was curious lol.