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I have never used C# before and Im trying to translate a function to C and all was going well until I reached this weird line. Someone help?
out Int128 remainder;
remainder._lo |= 1; ???
It’s the equivalent of
where
|is the bitwise or operator, but the|=shouldbe aupported in C as-is.Int128is presumably a structure with_hiand_lomembers to store the high and low 64 bits of the 128-bit integer. This line is just doing a bit-wise or of the low 64 bits with 1, effectively switching on the least significant bit.