It doesn't set anything. It shifts 'temp' over to the left 'p - 2' times. So if p were 4, and temp were 1, then your results would be 00000100.Originally Posted by allix
If p were 3, and mask were 3, yes.
Quzah.
It doesn't set anything. It shifts 'temp' over to the left 'p - 2' times. So if p were 4, and temp were 1, then your results would be 00000100.
If p were 3, and mask were 3, yes.
Quzah.
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quzah , how did that work?Code:x &= ~mask; // n bits at position p cleared (x = 10010011) //
Just break it down into steps.
x = ( x & ~mask );
Take X and & it with the results of inverting all bits in mask.
Assign that to X.
Quzah.
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do you mean the following?
so x=10010011mask inverted =11110011& =10010011
Exactly!
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