From: "Hooman Katirai" <hkatirai AT netpart DOT com>
To: <djgpp AT delorie DOT com>
Subject: Possible bit shifting bug ...
Date: Tue, 4 Aug 1998 14:53:27 -0700
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The following program gives this output. It is as if no bit shifting is
taking place. I recompiled it as a c program and the same results were
obtained:

Program:

	#include <iostream.h>
	main() {
		int j=1;
		for (int i=0; i<16; i++) {
			cout << j;
			j << 1;
		}
	}

The output is only a series of '1's. No bitshifting ever took place.

I've installed these files:

07/17/98  10:30a               399,350 faq210b.zip
07/17/98  10:30a             1,538,295 djdev201.zip
07/21/98  12:11p                74,952 ind191b.zip
07/17/98  10:30a               466,929 txi390b.zip
07/21/98  12:11p                41,506 csdpmi4b.zip
07/17/98  10:33a               307,489 pk250c32.exe
07/17/98  10:45a             1,472,671 djlsr201.zip
07/17/98  10:46a             1,311,315 gcc281b.zip
07/17/98  10:47a             1,281,235 gpp281b.zip
07/21/98  12:11p                78,539 csdpmi4s.zip
07/17/98  10:48a               234,827 mak3761b.zip
07/17/98  10:48a             1,716,944 rhide14b.zip
07/17/98  11:35a             1,896,445 bnu281b.zip
07/20/98  03:41p               596,811 lgp2811b.zip
07/21/98  09:11a        <DIR>          old
08/03/98  05:23p             2,366,336 lgp2811s.zip

Guess I'll just have to multiply by two ... until the fix.
Thanks for your time

Hooman