TAL Reference Manual

Data Representation

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Examples of INT (32) Numeric Constants

integer

is one or more digits. The digits allowed are:

D and %D

are suffixes that specify INT(32) constants:

Examples of INT (32) Numeric Constants

Here are examples of INT(32) numeric constants:

For readability, always specify the % in the %D hexadecimal suffix. The following

format, where a space replaces the % in the %D suffix, is allowed but not

recommended:

Storage Format

The system stores signed integers in two’s complement notation.

Decimal 0 through 9

Octal 0 through 7

Binary 0 or 1

Hexadecimal 0 through 9, A through F

Decimal D

Octal D

Binary D

Hexadecimal %D

Decimal

+14769D

-327895066d

Octal

%1707254361d

-%24700000221D

Binary

%B000100101100010001010001001d

Hexadecimal

%h096228d%d

-%H99FF29%D

-%H99FF29 D

!Using space instead of %

! is not recommended