Integer1 | → | Integer2 |
Symbol1 | → | Expression2 |
Expression1 | → | Expression2 |
This operation takes an integer from the stack, shifts each bit one position to the right. The lower bit is lost. If the old upper bit is a zero then a zero is shifted into the upper bit position (which depends on the current word size of the calculator) otherwise a one is shifted into the upper bit position. Assuming a 4 bit word size, then the binary number 1001 will become 1100 after this operation.
This operation stands for arithmetic shift right.