Date: Fri, 5 Feb 1999 04:18:33 +0100
From: anarko <anarko AT flashback DOT net>
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To: Paul Derbyshire <djgpp AT delorie DOT com>
Subject: Re[4]: what is wrong with this?
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>>Oops. Someone made a boo-boo. That should definitely have been 0xDF.

> Oops oops. That will give 11011111, but that's actually bit 5... 0xBF will
> give 10111111, which is what you & with to reset bit 6.
> This is using the covention that the right most bit is bit 0, someone may
> have been calling it bit 1...

since age of 9 huh :-)
thanks, but i need a flexible routine like the one i posted earlier,
you said it was too complex, but it really lets you specify wich bit
to set/reset :)

/anarko <anarko AT flashback DOT net>