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<?PHP
$x = (4653896912 >> 13); echo$x;
?>

I ran that on two different servers.

Server A gave me: 43814
Server B gave me: 568102

I have been hacking away and researching this for hours. I am
completely clueless. Any suggestions or workarounds? Thanks in advance.


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3/15/2006 10:32:38 AM
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I just figured out that server A is a 32 bit machine and server B is
64. How can I account for this?


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agotterer (10)
3/15/2006 10:45:15 AM
CrashRoX said the following on 15/03/2006 10:32:
> Here's some confusion for you...
>
> <?PHP
>  $x = (4653896912 >> 13); > echo$x;
> ?>
>
> I ran that on two different servers.
>
> Server A gave me: 43814
> Server B gave me: 568102
>
> I have been hacking away and researching this for hours. I am
> completely clueless. Any suggestions or workarounds? Thanks in advance.
>

4653896912 is bigger than can be represented as a signed-int on a 32-bit
platform, so gets truncated to 358929616.  And (358929616 >> 13) == 43814.

However, 4653896912 can be represented as a signed-int on a 64-bit
platform, giving the "correct" answer of 568102.

[NOTE: I haven't checked this to see if it's right though...]

--
Oli

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catch (918)
3/15/2006 10:45:55 AM
Im actually looking for the answer as 43814. Is there no "workaround"
or solution to force a 64 bit machine to generate the same answer?


 0
agotterer (10)
3/15/2006 10:48:27 AM
CrashRoX said the following on 15/03/2006 10:48:
> Im actually looking for the answer as 43814. Is there no "workaround"
> or solution to force a 64 bit machine to generate the same answer?
>

Why are you looking for this to be the answer?  In some senses,
(4653896912 >> 13) is meaningless on a 32-bit machine.

However, I guess you could do:

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