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DOCUMENT u_cast(x, structof(y)) or u_cast(x, y) return x as an unsigned integer of type y.
SEE ALSO: u_gt, u_lt, u_ge, u_le, u_shr, u_div, u_mod, s_char
DOCUMENT u_div(n,d) or u_div(n,d, r) return n/d treating n and d as unsigned integers. The optional third argument R is an output, set to n%d
DOCUMENT u_eq(x,y) return x==y treating x and y as unsigned integers.
SEE ALSO: u_gt, u_lt, u_ge, u_ne, u_shr, u_div, u_mod, u_cast
DOCUMENT u_gt(x,y) return x>=y treating x and y as unsigned integers.
SEE ALSO: u_gt, u_lt, u_le, u_eq, u_ne, u_shr, u_div, u_mod, u_cast
DOCUMENT u_gt(x,y) return x>y treating x and y as unsigned integers.
SEE ALSO: u_lt, u_ge, u_le, u_eq, u_ne, u_shr, u_div, u_mod, u_cast
DOCUMENT u_gt(x,y) return x<=y treating x and y as unsigned integers.
SEE ALSO: u_gt, u_lt, u_ge, u_eq, u_ne, u_shr, u_div, u_mod, u_cast
DOCUMENT u_gt(x,y) return xSEE ALSO: u_gt, u_ge, u_le, u_eq, u_ne, u_shr, u_div, u_mod, u_cast
DOCUMENT u_mod(n,d) or u_mod(n,d, q) return n%d treating n and d as unsigned integers. The optional third argument Q is an output, set to n/d