These refer to C bit fields. There is no equivalent structure in
Delphi, you would have to use the Delphi AND and SHR operators to get
the equivalent functionality. This is probably what you'd need to do
to read the two bit fields (OTTOMH); writing to Recipient and
DataDirection are exercises left to the reader. :-)
type
TbmRequestType = object
bits: byte;
function Recipient: integer;
function DataDirection: integer;
end;
function TbmRequestType.Recipient: integer;
begin
result := (bits shr 3) and $1F;
end;
function TbmRequestType.DataDirection: integer;
begin
result := (bits shr 2) and $01;
end;
This is because the C bit-level declaration lays out the byte named
"Bits" as this (where X represents a bit):
Recipient DataDirection Unused
XXXXX X XX
So total of 8 bits. (IIRC, the bits are laid out high-order to
low-order, but maybe I'm remembering that incorrectly, so please double check.)
At 02:46 PM 9/1/2009, James Brown wrote:
I cannot figure out what the equivalent Delphi for this C struct would be:
typedef struct _USB_DEVICE_REQUEST {
union
{
BYTE bmRequestType;
struct
{
BYTE Recipient:5;
BYTE DataDirection:1;
}
Bits;
};
I know it's a type of free union variant but what the heck is it.
Thanks........ Jim
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