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Subject: Re: what is the char ~ mean
Date: Tue, 8 Nov 2005 09:37:25 -0600
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It is a one's complement. So if you have ~010= 101

./thanks
ilaiy

On 11/7/05, jywang <jywang@cnic.cn> wrote:
> in linux source code, i find this line,
> ~tcp_v4_check(...).
>
> what is the character ~ mean.
>
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