From f7e197ee7d3a1c0dd88515acefa3f334ce7a4d24 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: David Walter Seikel
Date: Sun, 5 Feb 2012 12:37:25 +1000
Subject: Right shifts are arithmetic shifts.

---
 LuaSL/src/LuaSL_compile.c | 4 ++--
 1 file changed, 2 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-)

(limited to 'LuaSL')

diff --git a/LuaSL/src/LuaSL_compile.c b/LuaSL/src/LuaSL_compile.c
index c2c0638..9009264 100644
--- a/LuaSL/src/LuaSL_compile.c
+++ b/LuaSL/src/LuaSL_compile.c
@@ -1219,7 +1219,7 @@ Any binary operation involving a float and an integer implicitly casts the integ
 
 A boolean operation deals with TRUE (1) and FALSE (0).  Any non zero value is a TRUE (generally sigh).
 On the other hand, in Lua, only false and nil are false, everything else is true.  0 is true.  sigh
-Bitwise operations only apply to integers.  The shifts are arithmatic, not logical.  Right shifted bits are dropped, left shifts the sign bit.
+Bitwise operations only apply to integers.  Right shifts are arithmetic, not logical.
 
 integer  = integer0   % integer1;  // Apparently only applies to integers, but works fine on floats in OS.
 string   = string0    + string1;   // Concatenation.
@@ -1764,7 +1764,7 @@ static void outputBitOp(FILE *file, outputMode mode, LSL_Leaf *leaf)
 	    case LSL_BIT_XOR :		fprintf(file, " _bit.xor(");	break;
 	    case LSL_BIT_NOT :		fprintf(file, " _bit.bnot(");	break;
 	    case LSL_LEFT_SHIFT :	fprintf(file, " _bit.lshift(");	break;
-	    case LSL_RIGHT_SHIFT :	fprintf(file, " _bit.rshift(");	break;
+	    case LSL_RIGHT_SHIFT :	fprintf(file, " _bit.arshift(");	break;
 	    default : break;
 	}
 	outputLeaf(file, mode, leaf->left);
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