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How does one go about doing a logical right shift of negative numbers in C? Basically I am looking for the C equivalent of >>> in java
i.e.
int one = -16711936 ;
//int two = -16711936 ;
//int three = -1;
int r, g, b;
System.out.println(Integer.toBinaryString(one));
r = one << 8;
r >>>= 24;
g = one << 16;
g >>>= 24; //this always ends up being -1 in C, instead of 255
b = one << 24;
b >>>= 24;
Cast the value to
(unsigned int)before shifting.