and:
The first example converts a pointer to a string then to another string. The second example provides a zero cut-off, so anything less than zero is zero. How do you think of them?
Leonardo Da Vinci created Mona Lisa, YOU can create beautiful codes...
Program, why not?
BIC R0, R0, R0, ASR#31 ; IF R0 < 0 THEN R0 = 0
The first example converts a pointer to a string then to another string. The second example provides a zero cut-off, so anything less than zero is zero. How do you think of them?
Leonardo Da Vinci created Mona Lisa, YOU can create beautiful codes...
Program, why not?