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INTEGER. Whole, untouched. Res integra means a question which is new and undecided. 2 Kent, Com. 177.

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The older (68030) machine has slower floating-point performance compared to its integer arithmetic.

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A previous old, as well as a recent new article in the Communications have discussed such implementations: Payne, Rabung and Bogyo [11] for IBM 360s in 1969 and Carta in 1990 [2] for unspecified CPU's that seem to do integer arithmetic with 31-bit registers, a variety unknown to us.

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There is also an integer arithmetic requirement in this implementation of the minimal standard.

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15 respectively (that can be represented in two's-complement 32-bit and 16-bit integer arithmetic respectively).