A bit field is used to compactly store multiple logical values as a short series of bits where each of the single bits can be addressed separately.
I was wondering if there is a GCC C Compiler directive that allows me to determine the bit order for …
c gcc compiler-construction microcontroller bit-fieldsWhen you write struct { unsigned a:3, b:2; } x = {10, 11}; is x.b guaranteed to be 3 by ANSI C (C89)? I have …
c struct initialization ansi bit-fieldsI have a code which uses bit-fields declared as follows typedef struct my{ const char *name; uint8_t is_alpha : 1; …
c visual-c++ bit-fieldsI'm writing an application which interfaces with a number of registers that are defined in VHDL. The registers are 32-bits …
c embedded bit-fieldsI have a C++ application that includes a number of structures with manually controlled bit fields, something like #define FLAG1 0…
c++ bit-fieldsI'm writing a C++ application for Windows XP/Vista/7 using Visual Studio 2008. Some of my structures use a bit field, …
c windows visual-studio-2008 bit-fieldsThe C language's bitfields provide a fairly convenient method of defining arbitrary-width fields within a structure (nevermind the problems with …
go bit-fieldsWhat happens if you use a bitwise operator (&, |, etc.) to compare two bitfields of different sizes? For example, comparing 0 1 1 0 …
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