BXOR operator That is, a bit in the result is 1 if the corresponding bit in one (and only one) of the operands is 1. To review the order of evaluation for operators within expressions, see the section Order of Evaluation in the eV+ Language User's Guide . Examples Consider the following (binary values are shown only to make the operation more evident): ^B101000 BXOR ^B100001 yields ^B001001 (9) Note that a very different result is obtained with the logical XOR operation: ^B101000 XOR ^B100001 yields 0 (FALSE) In this case, ^B101000 and ^B100001 are each interpreted as logically TRUE since they are nonzero.
Related Keywords BAND operator BOR operator XOR operator eV+Language Reference Guide, v2.x, 18319-000 Rev A Page 103 For each bit in: a b c 1 1 -> 0