Comparing 128-bit numbers aka OWORDs

[FORTRANS]

Hi Dave,

   Okay.  You may be right.  The idea for the algorithm came from
Reply #39.  I used your code in Reply #165 to get the algorithm
to verify the compare algorithm.  See Replies #241, #252, and
#255 for test results, code, and a comment.  I skimmed some
of this thread again, but may have missed something.  Did you
change your validation program?

Regards,

Steve N.

[Antariy]

Cmp128AxelNidudJJ MACRO A:REQ, B:REQ

Oops - my apologies, Alex :redface:

Don't worry

RE: "Axel"

Axel is a good name - let's call him that, from now on   :lol:

MOV EAX, "Dave"
BSWAP EAX


Your name is 32 bit, too, Dave

[dedndave]

i have used the value 0DABEDABEh before to XOR some files - lol

[Antariy]

i have used the value 0DABEDABEh before to XOR some files - lol

BTW, Russian letter "V" is written like "В". Дэйв - that's your name how it spelled in russian

But what meant "dedn" prefix before name? Is it some idiom?

[dedndave]

i used to live in a very small town, out in the desert
i lived at the end of an old, historic, mining road called Plomosa Road
i was at the base of a small mountain, so the road ended at my place   :P
up the hill a little was an old abandoned mine



when you live in a small town, everyone makes up nicknames for you
we had "One-Door Fred" and "Bartender John", etc
one of the guys was an old guy we called "Dirty Ernie"
he used to grab at girls when he'd been drinking - lol

they called me "Dead-End Dave"   
that's where dedndave came from

[Antariy]

Thank you, Dave, now it became clear

[Gunther]

Hi Dave,

they called me "Dead-End Dave"   
that's where dedndave came from

This was an overdue clarification.  :t

Gunther