On Fri, 7 Aug 1998, Andrew Ritchie wrote:
>I was wondering if there was a maximum number of bitvectors you can implement
>into your MUD - the number 26 occured to me, as there is a letter which
>corresponds to every mobile bitvector, and there are 26 letters in the
>alphabet, but I thought this was a bit restrictive. If this is the case, does
>anyone know how you could get around the problem? Alternatively, if this
>isn't the case, could someone tell me whats the maximum number of bitvectors
>you can implement, and why? Thanks for your time,
32 normally, 64 if you change to 'long long'.
abc...=26, ABC...=26, 123...=10, !@#..=more
Just have to extend the function...
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