> superdan Wrote:
> > a / b is never larger than a (cept for signed/unsigned
> mixed shit).
> 
> a = -10; b = -5

 result is -15, done on a simple calculator (unless Win32 Calc.exe is wrong)

 Wow, this just reminds me how much i perfer using non-signed numbers for all my personal work.

 This reminds me, just as a little question nothing big. Is there a BigInt class we're suppose to be using or that's for D? (Besides trunk, that one there was talk of not being sure about the license.)

On Fri, 11 Jul 2008 13:04:04 -0700, Era Scarecrow wrote:

>> superdan Wrote:
>> > a / b is never larger than a (cept for signed/unsigned
>> mixed shit).
>> 
>> a = -10; b = -5
> 
>  result is -15, done on a simple calculator (unless Win32 Calc.exe is
>  wrong)

$ python -c "print -10/-5"
2
$

Era Scarecrow wrote:
>> superdan Wrote:
>>> a / b is never larger than a (cept for signed/unsigned
>> mixed shit).
>>
>> a = -10; b = -5
> 
>  result is -15, done on a simple calculator (unless Win32 Calc.exe is wrong)

Uhh, I think your method of entry was wrong.  It's +2.
Y'know I don't think this problem was meant to require a calculator...

--bb

Era Scarecrow Wrote:

> > superdan Wrote:
> > > a / b is never larger than a (cept for signed/unsigned
> > mixed types).
> > 
> > a = -10; b = -5
> 
>  result is -15, done on a simple calculator (unless Win32 Calc.exe is wrong)

You sure you're not using one of these calc.exe versions?:

http://thedailywtf.com/Articles/OMG-Finalist-Week-Conclusion--Voting.aspx