I’m dealing with some C code that includes
return ~0;
What does that mean? It’s pretty much impossible to google for…
I’m dealing with some C code that includes return ~0; What does that mean?
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I’m dealing with some C code that includes
return ~0;
What does that mean? It’s pretty much impossible to google for…
~ is a bitwise not/complement, aka it changes all 0’s to 1’s and vice-versa. ~0 is a value with all bits set to 1.