A Happy and Joyous New Year to you.

I am certainly open to it.

Would you like to flesh out a proposal for what 32- and 64-bit unsigned 
integer types should be in X10?
(1) What should the operations be?
(2) What casts/conversions/promotions are defined.

Best,
Vijay

Jeff Kuehn wrote:
> Jeff Kuehn wrote:
>   
>> Has any thought been directed toward the addition of 32 bit and 64 bit 
>> unsigned integer types? (unsigned int, unsigned long)
>>
>> Regards,
>> --Jeff
>>
>>     
>
> BTW: Since I haven't heard a response yet, I'll point out that I am 
> aware of Gosling's argument against unsigned types in Java and while I 
> agree with his characterization that they are at times misused in C/C++, 
> I disagree with excluding them, as they are sorely missed for some 
> classes of applications, for which Gosling's suggestion of "using the 
> next larger integer size" is not appropriate.
>
> So, specifically, is there any chance of adding unsigned 32 & 64 bit 
> integer types to X10?
>
> Regards,
> --Jeff
>
> Jeffery A. Kuehn
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