EBK COMPUTER SYSTEMS
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Chapter 2.3, Problem 2.31PP
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Analysis of overflow condition in given code:
The given code does not perform the overflow condition for two’s complement addition.
- From the given code, the expression “sum – x == y” means “x + y – x” is always evaluate “y” and the expression “sum – y == x” means “x + y – y” is always evaluate “x”.
- For example, consider “x = 15” and “y = 10”. Then
The expression,
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EBK COMPUTER SYSTEMS
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