Bitwise?

[tinkerz]

Can I do a direct translation from C to C#

C code
jf=n1 & (ni+k); We use bitwise and to wrap-around the pointers.

NT accepts the above code, but is it the same?

Thanks

Tinkerz

[NinjaTrader_RyanM1]

Hello Tinkerz,

Unfortunately this is beyond our scope of support. Hopefully another community member may offer input here.

[mrlogik]

Tinkerz,

Yes, you can do bitwise operations, you just have to be sure to cast things properly (or use the proper types). If you're thinking of pointers in the traditional C style coding sense, .NET in general is not pointer friendly.

Hope this helps.

[tinkerz]

Is there any website that can help me understand what

We use bitwise and to wrap-around the pointers means,

I understand what the operation is trying to do, I would like to understand how to do it better in .net

thanks

[mrlogik]

I'm sure if you google c# .net bitwise operations you'll find a slew of information.

I'm not sure you can do it better in .NET; what you have looks fine to me.