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Latest revision as of 18:31, 23 November 2015

Appearance
5 4 8 2.png
Symbol
RSR
Group
Bitwise operators
Inputs
Value: Integer
Shift, bits: Integer
outputs
Result: Integer
Version CANNY Lab
from 1.8b
Icon

Circular shift to the right. Set the output result as the logical right shift in binary representation of the input "Value", the number of bits to shift specified by the input "Shift, bits", while leaving bit appears in place of free pop spot on the other end of the number.


In other words, the result is equivalent to the result of copying each bit in binary representation of input "value" to its right position, to the number of times specified by the value of the input "Shift, bits". Thus, the most significant (left-most) bit in the binary representation each time will have a value equal to the outgoing (least significant, extending to the right) bit of input value.

For example:

Value = 51000 = 0xC738 = 0b1100011100111000
Shift, bits = 2
Result = 12750 = 0x31CE = 0b0011000111001110

Features

Circular shift of 16-bit value in either direction for 8-bit, reverses its upper and lower bytes.

Examples

As decimal
As binary

See also

Bitwise AND

Bitwise OR

Bitwise exclusive OR

Bitwise Inversion

Right shift

Left shift

Left rotation

Built-in Function Blocks