Re: retrograding bits of 2.1 to 2.0 'A WORKAROUND'
- Posted by Greg Phillips <i.shoot at REDNECKS.COM> Jun 16, 1999
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If all it is that you want to do is reverse the order of the sequence that is returned, simply use this: sequence seq, buffer seq = {1,2,3} buffer = {} for ix = 1 to length(seq) do buffer = prepend(b,seq[ix]) end for Norm Goundry wrote: > Help! > > I know this will sound really stupid. And I actually hope it is a stupid > as it sounds, so that the answer is therefore simple and straightforward. > > There is no 'REVERSE' command in EU 2.0. I wish to know the way of > Shifting (i.e., reversing) the coding of... > > x = reverse(ints_to_bits(i,8)) > > into something I can use in EU 2.0 (I would have to spend far too much time > converting all of my program code over to 2.1 at this juncture of time, but > I will start to do that as soon as I have something to run in the meantime). > > Or do I have to go into 2.1 and hack out the REVERSE code so that I can run > it in 2.0? > > Confused and Clueless (too much coding; not enough sleep) > > Thanks, > Norm Greg Phillips -- "DOS addresses only 1 Megabyte of RAM because we cannot imagine any applications needing more." - Microsoft, 1980, on the development of DOS "Windows NT addresses 2 Gigabytes of RAM which is more than any application will ever need" - Microsoft, 1992, on the development of Windows NT