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@@ -45723,7 +45723,7 @@ interpretation. In fact \*(TL's bignum integers do not use a two's complement representation internally. Numbers are represented as an array which holds a pure binary number. A separate field indicates the sign: negative, -or non-negative. That negative numbers appear as two's complement under the +or nonnegative. That negative numbers appear as two's complement under the bit operations is merely a carefully maintained illusion (which makes bit operations on negative numbers more expensive). @@ -54977,14 +54977,14 @@ specifies a field width of three. If the leading sign is present, it has the following meanings: .RS .coIP + -If the corresponding numeric argument is non-negative, the +If the corresponding numeric argument is nonnegative, the .code + character shall appear before first digit. Otherwise the minus character will appear. .coIP - Like .code + -except that when the numeric argument is non-negative, instead of a +except that when the numeric argument is nonnegative, instead of a .code + character, a space appears before the first digit. This space counts toward the field width and therefore contributes to overflow. @@ -54992,7 +54992,7 @@ toward the field width and therefore contributes to overflow. .IP If a leading sign is not present, then no extra character appears before the first digit of a positive value, which means that an extra character -of field width is available for representing non-negative values. +of field width is available for representing nonnegative values. If the leading zero is present, it specifies that the number is padded with zeros on the left. In combination with the |