eggbug enjoyerdo bitwise operators have an actual definition in the C++ standard? like is the result of a ^ b specified anywhere?
my reason for asking here is (a) i can't find one on cppreference.com and (b) i want to know what happens if you xor two values of different bit widths. does it zero-pad the smaller operand? does it truncate the longer operand? what happens if you say u64_variable ^= u8_variable?
i can obviously figure it out with godbolt for all the compilers i use, but i'd really prefer to rely on the actual standard than on empirical observations of specific compilers
