RE: TS clarification (was: [rohc] The discussion on slope(s) (red ux))

[zhigang.c.liu at nokia.com]

> 2) In general, I strongly disagree that "/" is normally used for 
>    integral division. In all sophisticated programming languages,
>    integral division has its own operands, while "/" is the operand
>    generating a decimal result. 

Lars-Erik,

Have you ever written code in C/C++? I don't know if they are qualified
as "sophisticated programming languages" you mentioned above, but 
"/" below generates an integer. 

   unsigned int i = 10 / 3;

BR, Zhigang

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