Binary operators
The binary operators, introduced in KCML 6.90, allow the manipulation of the bits of a number, using the basic operations of and, or and xor. The syntax used is that commonly found in languages such as C or Java, except that ^ is used by KCML for power. The complement operator reverses all the bits. Currently only 40-bits are supported and numbers outside this range will error.
| Operator | Syntax | Assignment syntax | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
| AND | & | &= | 0x0011 & 0x0110 is 0x0010 |
| OR | | | |= | 0x0011 | 0x0110 is 0x0111 |
| XOR | BIN_XOR | ^= | 0x0011 ^ 0x0110 is 0x0101 |
| Complement | ~ | ~0x0011 is 0xFFFFFFFFEE |