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Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]
* "George Yefchak said:Huh? Unsigned integers are also frequently used when talking to HARDWARE,
both in terms of simple bit manipulation as well as data acquisition.
Several times I've been frustrated that my "modern" computer language of
choice can't do simple things like count, add, and subtract without enormous
amount extra work on my part.
Full ACK. Unsigned types are not useless.
PLEASE add full unsigned integer support EVERYWHERE!
This support will be added in VB 2005.
Notice that this won't make unsigned integers more CLS compliant.
Consequently, it's not goof to use them in the "interfaces" of a class
library that can be seen by other apps using this library.