How to do low-level stuff?

How do you do the same thing in Java?
C++ syntax:
1) DWORD
2) WORD firstbit : 1
3) Shifting and Bitwise And and Or
4) Binary Read and Write
Or any good texts that cover all of these topics and the similar stuff?
And Does Java support operator overload for geometrical/spatial vectors etc?
Thanks
Jack
Edited by: luckiejacky on Jan 29, 2008 12:32 AM
Edited by: luckiejacky on Jan 29, 2008 12:32 AM

luckiejacky wrote:
How do you do the same thing in Java?
C++ syntax:
1) DWORDuse int
2) WORD firstbit : 1use short and set the bit that you want to set.
3) Shifting and Bitwise And and OrSame as in C++
4) Binary Read and WriteUse The Stream classes.
Kaj

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Such a high-esteem for fellow human beings - and
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You know, there are some good decent nice people
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Yes, I know there are some good decent nice people behind those names..fellow human beings - and fellow programmers (so yes, I do know...) In previous incarnations I have 'thunk up' and developed, Marketed & supported considerably more complex Apps & systems myself - I even know some of the people you mention personally - and they are usually decent Blokes/women but normally, it isn't the programmers who make the decisions on pricing/features/support/performance/upgrade costs & cycles etc...
My only error was, I agree, the phrase 'without exception' - but (mainly) only because I haven't bought/tested & used all of them very very recently. So I offer my apologies to those to whom my remarks should not apply (long, late night/early morning frustration...)
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One 'top name' Utility company had a 'save your Mac HD' product on the market for some time that was almost guaranteed to TRASH it irretrievably but did NOT say so - nor did they help or compensate those they harmed.
Several are selling what amount to simple, pretty, GUI shells for 'free' or OS-included command line tools - no more, no less but do NOT say so and are asking good money for the 'software'.
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I won't pay for a product 3, 6 or 9 times and I won't advise my clients to: It's not unreasonable for a person to expect a 'sensible lifetime/currency' of Product X for Computer Y - say 3 years (e.g. AppleCare). I wouldn't object to paying for an "upgrade" at that point - IF it's worth the money.
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Seriously, one product costs ca. US$100 to Buy in the first place
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These practices have been rampant in the MSWindows™ market for a longtime. It's a real shame to see it in the Mac world.
I have all the esteem in the world for those fellow human beings who deserve such - and programmers who are 'good decent nice people'.
I have none to spare for monopolists, 'exploitationists' or any of those who take unfair/unreasonable advantage of their fellow human beings - AND of programmers who are 'good decent nice people' (like, say, ME... .
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