Mail Archives: djgpp/2000/03/29/01:15:15
Jonathan Meunier wrote:
>
> err, the read_bit() function should return:
> return (( byte_to_process >> which_bit ) & 1 );
>
> And which_bit should be between 0 and 7..
>
> .(Trancelucid).
> . Jaune .
>
> Jonathan Meunier wrote:
> >
> > BYTE read_bit( BYTE byte_to_process, BYTE which_bit )
> > {
> > return ( byte_to_process & ( 1 << which_bit );
> > }
This method isnt what i am looking for....I know how
to see the individual bits in a byte but i want to be
able to say read the next n bits and see if they are
on or off....maybe i want the next 7 or the next 22
bits....I found some code in the snippits archive
that seems promising for this purpose but i am still
trying to figure out how to implement it....
Its got functions like these:
bfile * bfopen(char *name, char *mode);
int bfread(bfile *bf);
void bfwrite(int bit, bfile *bf);
void bfclose(bfile *bf);
and a struct like this:
typedef struct {
FILE * file; /* for stream I/O */
char rbuf; /* read bit buffer */
char rcnt; /* read bit count */
char wbuf; /* write bit buffer */
char wcnt; /* write bit count */
} bfile;
I am trying to figure out how to chop out the junk
and use this,but if some one esle had some thing better
i would welcome the help.
Thnaks.
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