On Wed, 04 Feb 2009 21:04:16 +0100, Jarrett Billingsley
<jarrett.billings...@gmail.com> wrote:
Nope. The C struct is defining a bitfield; a and b will actually be
contained within a single 4-byte field. Your D version defines three
integers.
Unfortunately the C specification does not specify any required
ordering for bitfields, padding, ordering etc. Fortunately, most
compilers just put them in order, starting from the lowest bits.
What you'll have to do, then, is put a single int field that
corresponds to the C struct's bitfields. Then, have methods which
shift and mask the bits to get and set the individual bitfields. htod
will do this for you, if you're on windows and just want to run an .h
file containing that struct through it.
Thanks. I tried htod with Wine, and although it runs it can't open include
files, so I thought I'd translate the headers manually. However - I found
more of those bitfields; I'll better find a machine with Windows then :)
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