• test (3/3) May 30 2009 void main(){
• Frits van Bommel (11/14) May 30 2009 That's because it's equivalent to

test <test test.test> writes:

void main(){
	assert(0x814a & 0x8000  == 0x8000 );
}

Frits van Bommel <fvbommel REMwOVExCAPSs.nl> writes:

test wrote:
 void main(){
 	assert(0x814a & 0x8000  == 0x8000 );
 }

That's because it's equivalent to
     void main(){
         assert(0x814a & (0x8000  == 0x8000) );
     }
the right side of the & is 'bool true', which is converted to 'int 1', which
has 
none of the bits in 0x814a set...

You probably meant to do this:
     void main(){
         assert((0x814a & 0x8000)  == 0x8000 );
     }