Bir yaklaşım aşağıdaki koşulda kontrol edilecektir:
if ( (mask >> bit ) & 1)
Bir açıklama programı şöyle olacaktır:
#include <stdio.h>
unsigned int bitCheck(unsigned int mask, int pin);
int main(void){
unsigned int mask = 6; // 6 = 0110
int pin0 = 0;
int pin1 = 1;
int pin2 = 2;
int pin3 = 3;
unsigned int bit0= bitCheck( mask, pin0);
unsigned int bit1= bitCheck( mask, pin1);
unsigned int bit2= bitCheck( mask, pin2);
unsigned int bit3= bitCheck( mask, pin3);
printf("Mask = %d ==>> 0110\n", mask);
if ( bit0 == 1 ){
printf("Pin %d is Set\n", pin0);
}else{
printf("Pin %d is not Set\n", pin0);
}
if ( bit1 == 1 ){
printf("Pin %d is Set\n", pin1);
}else{
printf("Pin %d is not Set\n", pin1);
}
if ( bit2 == 1 ){
printf("Pin %d is Set\n", pin2);
}else{
printf("Pin %d is not Set\n", pin2);
}
if ( bit3 == 1 ){
printf("Pin %d is Set\n", pin3);
}else{
printf("Pin %d is not Set\n", pin3);
}
}
unsigned int bitCheck(unsigned int mask, int bit){
if ( (mask >> bit ) & 1){
return 1;
}else{
return 0;
}
}
Çıktı:
Mask = 6 ==>> 0110
Pin 0 is not Set
Pin 1 is Set
Pin 2 is Set
Pin 3 is not Set