8/11 On the off chance that anyone is familiar with such things
I'm having a hard time trying to understand the implementation of
the algorithm for division of large numbers presented in Knuth.
This is largely due to an ambiguity of the order of "Set; test for
this and that; if true, do something else; repeat test if a third
thing is true." (Repeat once or many, and which steps?)
Section 4.3.1, Algorithm/Step D3, if you can help. Thanks. -calbear
\_ Dude, you are one boring man.
\_ What's the matter, INDUSTRY MAN? Don't have the brain to
understand Academia Man?
\_ FYI, it is industry and it's not because it's my area.
(If it were, would I need to ask?) -calbear
\_ Walk on over to Don's office and ask him. Tell him I sent you.
He'll know what to do. -ali.
\_ No one's ever there, but when there is, I'm sure your reputation
will precede you, Ali. Anyway, I wrote him about the ambiguity.
-calbear |