I see the DWORD is 32-bit and arithmetic operations can be performed on it.
Is it considered signed or unsigned 32-bit?
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2017-07-26
Originally created by: scott_cunningham
A DWORD is a UDINT. Unsigned, 32 bit. Typically should imply but coding or some data but I have used and see it used with counters and addition / subtraction (pointers are DWORDS).
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I see the DWORD is 32-bit and arithmetic operations can be performed on it.
Is it considered signed or unsigned 32-bit?
Originally created by: scott_cunningham
A DWORD is a UDINT. Unsigned, 32 bit. Typically should imply but coding or some data but I have used and see it used with counters and addition / subtraction (pointers are DWORDS).