dsimcha wrote:
== Quote from Andrei Alexandrescu ([email protected])'s article
D has operator >>> which means "unsigned shift to the right", inherited
from Java. But it doesn't need it because D has unsigned types, which
can be used to effect unsigned shift. (Java, lacking unsigned types, had
no other way around but to define a new operator.)
Should we yank operator>>>?
Andrei
I've never used >>> before, so I'm not 100% sure I understand what it's supposed
to do. However, I wrote a test program to see if it does what I think, and if
my
understanding is correct, it's not even properly implemented. The fact that
noone's noticed until now is a pretty clear indication that noone uses >>> .
Not so. That must be a regression caused by bugzilla 3115. Ouch.