I was working with some uint32_t variables, using shifts, like this:

uint32_t foo = 0;

for (...)
{
    uint32_t v = // some value between [0, 31)

    foo |= 1 << v;
}

This didn't work correctly for values of v greater than 15 until I changed the 
line to:

    foo |= 1UL << v;

From what I understand of C, it should've promoted 1 to long, but maybe it's a 
signed-vs-unsigned issue? What's happening on an ATmega644A with this code?

TIA,
Rick


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