Community Translation: PSOC™ Creatorが符号付き整数の右シフトを実行する方法 – KBA236289
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Positive signed integer
In PSoC™ Creator, an ‘N’ bits right shift operation of a positive signed integer number remains the MSB (the sign bit of the number’s binary code) unchanged and shifts the number to the right by ‘N’ bits (bits of the number’s binary code). Therefore, the vacated bit positions by the shift operation are zero-filled.
Negative signed integer
In PSoC™ Creator, an ‘N’ bits right shift operation of a negative signed integer number remains the MSB (the sign bit of the number’s complement binary code) unchanged and shifts the number to the right by ‘N’ bits (bits of the number’s complement binary code). Therefore, the vacated bit positions by the shift operation are one-filled.
For example:
A 4-bit right shift of -100 (decimal), a 32-bit negative signed number.
Original binary code of -100: 0b 10000000 00000000 00000000 01100100
Complement binary code of -100: 0b 11111111 11111111 11111111 10011100
4 bits right shift of the above complement binary code: 0b 11111111 11111111 11111111 11111001
Original binary code after 4 bits right shift: 0b 10000000 00000000 00000000 00000111
Therefore, the result of the 4-bits right shift of -100 (decimal, 32-bit) is -7 (decimal, 32-bit).
