Signed word lengths and indexes
Don
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Tue Jun 15 08:51:03 PDT 2010
Walter Bright wrote:
> bearophile wrote:
>> Python integers don't overflow,
>> this at the same time allows you to safe
>> brain time and brain power thinking about possible overflows and the
>> code to
>> avoid their risk, and makes coding more relaxed. And if you try to
>> write 50
>> Project Euler programs in Python and D you will surely see how many
>> bugs the
>> Python code has avoided you compared to D. Finding and fixing such
>> bugs in D
>> code requires lot of time that you save in Python.
>
> This is where we differ. I very rarely have a bug due to overflow or
> signed/unsigned differences.
One was fixed in this week's DMD release.
http://www.dsource.org/projects/dmd/changeset/491
It's interesting to think how this could have been avoided.
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