| ??? 08/31/04 22:37 Read: times |
#76706 - RE: how to manipulate 10 bits on 8 bits Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Adolfo Gonzalez Rodriguez said:
how to manipulate a 11 bits into 8 bits registers ... in C ...? Obviously, you cannot squeeze 11 bits into an 8-bit register; if they won't fit into one register, the next step is, obviously, to use two: Craig Steiner said:
writing it in 'C' why don't you just declare the variable as an integer (2 bytes) and let the compiler take care of it? You might have to handle the sign-extension yourself when you first load the 11-bit value into your 'C' signed int, but thereafter the compiler will do it all for you. |
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