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Subject: Re: Does DJGPP support binary format for integer constants?
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> If so, I don't think there's a way to to do this directly, but you can fake
> it using a std::bitset.  Josuttis has an example on page 462 of The C++
> Standard Library.  The problem is that this method does not provide a
> compile-time constant directly.  Instead, you can define a constant at
> namespace scope (or a static constant inside a function) equal to a
> bitset().to_ulong(), so it only gets calculated once. Not perfect, but works
> for many purposes.
> 
> Best regards,
> 
> Tom

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