you use a union
eg
union U32_
{
unsigned long l; // For accessing the whole 32-bits
unsigned char b[4]; // For accessing as individual bytes
};
char mybyte;
union u32_ my_array;
my_array.l= 0b00001111000011110000111100001111
mybyte=my_array.b[3];
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Re: Anyone else programming with Microchip C30? (Bitwise operation)
you use a union
eg
union U32_
{
unsigned long l; // For accessing the whole 32-bits
unsigned char b[4]; // For accessing as individual bytes
};
char mybyte;
union u32_ my_array;
my_array.l= 0b00001111000011110000111100001111
mybyte=my_array.b[3];
Last edited by richard; - 16th May 2015 at 02:56. Reason: can't count o's and ones
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Re: Anyone else programming with Microchip C30? (Bitwise operation)
ThanksI’m sure that will be handy.
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