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Derek.HPCManiac
Derek.HPCManiac Page Icon Posted 2006-06-14 2:07 PM
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"Seriously, I think Derek meant (and I also asked more or less the same thing): "Ok, we know that 0x94 0x04 (little-endian) is 1172 in decimal. But: what about 0x00 0x80?" "

I understand, but in English, the words are more difficult to understand (have 10 words that can be a thing, for example, here "Money" call "Dinheiro", oly this, and in USA can be "Money", "buck"...

I used google and understand what CmoneX and Rich tryed to explain, but if we doesn't perfect, Google doesn't too

Thanks, this will help me very much!
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BrianD
BrianD Page Icon Posted 2006-06-14 3:35 PM
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Derek.HPCManiac - 2006-06-14 8:07 PM
I understand, but in English, the words are more difficult to understand (have 10 words that can be a thing, for example, here "Money" call "Dinheiro", oly this, and in USA can be "Money", "buck"...


Well, "money" is the official translation to "dinheiro". "Buck" is slang, you wouldn't go to a bank and ask for your "buck" instead than for your money
I think it is the same also in spanish. In italian the most common word for "money" is "denaro", but there are many more synonyms: soldi, pecunia (from latin), moneta, lira (only singular, our ex-currency was Lire), grana, grano, conquibus (now forgotten)...

What has THIS to do with HPCs? Nothing, I fear.
Sorry, sometimes I forget this is a serous forum...
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Derek.HPCManiac
Derek.HPCManiac Page Icon Posted 2006-06-15 8:26 PM
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Well, My English were bad, and the Technical English I doesn't understand. for example: Handled (in portuguese "Manipulado" I doesn't understand because are technical english...
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