| ??? 08/12/03 06:38 Read: times |
#52470 - RE: update pins on a port on the byte level Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Mr Lee,
You can do this by doing logical ANDing of the byte. Suppose if you want to update two bits from LSB, and do not want to disturb others, do "<Byte> AND 0FC". It will do your job. JPRAO |
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