First of all, I want to know if this is possible: let\'s say I have an unsigned long which contains some abritrary unsigned shorts, which may or may not be in the number. For example:
I have a data stream that is addressable only in 8-bit bytes, I want to parse it out into 6-bit elements and store that into an array.Is there any best known methods to do this?
I am trying to perform a less-than-32bit read over the PCI bus to a VME-bridge chip (Tundra Universe II), which will then go onto the VME bus and picked up by the target.
let\'s say i need to store 8 bools in a struct, but i want to use for them only 1 b开发者_C百科yte together, then i could do something like this:
more of original content deleted to make question easier to reference: So I have a House class that has a method House.buy(Person p), causing the person to buy the house. I want to know if its possib
What does the following C++ code mean? unsigned char a : 1; unsigned char b : 7; I guess it creates two char a and b开发者_开发问答, and both of them should be one byte long, but I have no idea wh
Is there a portable way in C to find out the mask for a bit field at compile time? Ideally, I\'d like to be able to atomically clear a field like this:
I have a question. I have a legacy application which used bit fields in a structure. Something like this
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