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HI all, Is there anyway by which we can declare variable specifying bit fields on those which are not any members of structures or unions.If not,then is there anyway by which we can just declare a va
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I have a code which uses bit-fields declared as follows typedef struct my{ const char *name; uint8_t is_alpha : 1;
Enums can sure be confusing.I am trying to create an extension method on the Enum type that will take a value and return the names of all the bits that match.
Also see the updates at the end of the question... Given the following situation: [Flags] enum SourceEnum
I need to pack some bits in a byte in this fashion: struct { char bit0: 1; char bit1: 1; } a; if( a.bit1 ) /* etc */
I [surely re] invented this [wheel] when I wanted to compute the union and the intersection and diff of two sets (stored as lists) at the same time. Initial code (not the tightest):