问题
I'm currently converting a Visual Basic application to Ruby because we're moving it to the web. However when converting some algorithms I've run into a problem concerning bit shifting.
How I understand it, the problem lies in the size mask VB enforces on Integer types (as explained Here). Ruby, in practice, doesn't differentiate in these types.
So the problem:
Visual Basic
Dim i As Integer = 182
WriteLine(i << 24) '-1241513984
Ruby
puts 182 << 24 # 3053453312
I've been Googling and reading up on bit shifting the last hours but haven't found a way, or direction even, to tackle this problem.
回答1:
You need to replicate what visual basic is doing, namely
- mask the shift value as documented
- cap mask the result with 0xFFFFFFFF (since ruby will have promoted the value to a bignum for you
- if the top most bit is set, subtract 2^32 from the result (since signed integers are stored with 2s complement
For example
def shift_32 x, shift_amount
shift_amount &= 0x1F
x <<= shift_amount
x &= 0xFFFFFFFF
if (x & (1<<31)).zero?
x
else
x - 2**32
end
end
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9445760/bit-shifting-in-ruby