about BitVector32

[Seraph_summer]

it seems to me that BitVector32 only supports signed integer and does not support un-signed integer, what is the reason? thanks

[Henry Minute]

Seraph_summer wrote:

it seems to me that BitVector32 only supports signed integer and does not support un-signed integer, what is the reason?

Why does it matter? If it only supports signed ints (and I'm not sure that it is true, just can't be bothered to test it), it only supports signed ints. Use it if you can use signed ints, don't use it if you can't. At the end of the day it is a struct, write your own to use signed ints, if you need one.

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[Guffa]

Becuase the signed integer is CLR compliant, and the unsigned integer is not.

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