In jadx I see the code
int i14 = (i11 >>> (-16)) | (i11 << 16);
I thought the decompiler wrong do. But in smali code is the same one.
ushr-int/lit8 v0, v0, -0x10
Can somebody from you explain to me what doing this expression? And how it to short.
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What is >>> with -4?
In jadx I see the code
int i14 = (i11 >>> (-16)) | (i11 << 16);
I thought the decompiler wrong do. But in smali code is the same one.
ushr-int/lit8 v0, v0, -0x10
Can somebody from you explain to me what doing this expression? And how it to short.
Re: What is >>> with -4?
Look at some examples for the >>> operator: https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/bitwis...ators-in-java/
Use the Integer class's toBinaryString method to print out intermediate results in binary.
System.out.println(Integer.toBinaryString(i11 >>> (-16)));
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