On Friday 08 November 2013 00:39:58 Sieghard wrote:
>
> Suppose there's some part having a 16 bit register that's subdivided into 5
> fields, bits 0 through 6, 7...8, 9...13, 14 and 15 (the latter are 1-bit
> fields, of course).
> Your construct might then look like:
>
> Register = RECORD
> Field_1: 0..127;
> Field_2: 0..3;
> Field_3: 0..31;
> Field_4: 0..1;
> Field_5: 0..1;
> END;
>
One probably would write
"
Register = bitpacked RECORD
Field_1: $0000..$007f;
Field_2: $0000..$0003;
Field_3: $0000..$001f;
Field_4: $0000..$0001;
Field_5: $0000..$0001;
END;
"
which already looks a little bit better. :-)
Martin
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