5/25/2020 6:40 PM | |
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Hello. What you ask is messy. There is a piece of code that will do what you aim for, which I share with you. The code looks like: The SCL code and the sample DB is attached as a ZIP file. The SCL text file can be imported into a project which can be expanded into an FC and a DB. Note how SERIALIZE can tell you what the BYTE size of the structure is. Regards. Attachmentcode.zip (148 Downloads) |
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5/25/2020 10:30 PM | |
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Better processing times can be achieved for counting bits. The discussion from "Count number of true bits in a byte/word/dword etc" is used as reference. In particular the suggestion made by Mr Jacek. The ZIP file contains DB and FC as mentioned in the first reply. The application looks the same also. Attachmentcode2.zip (120 Downloads) |
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5/25/2020 10:31 PM | |
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Continuing fine tuning of bit counting. Inspiration given by Mr Jacek is coded into version 3 of the bit counter: Attachmentcode3.zip (132 Downloads) |
Last edited by: qwazee at: 05/26/2020 08:56:56NOTE: Sx and Bx are constant values. See the ZIP file for detail. Activities of this user is voluntary. There is no obligation or liability placed on this user. Though optional, your 'please' and 'thank you' is highly valued. |
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