Hi Jeremy,

It sounds a bit strange because you talk about "bits", but bits only have values of 0 or 1, not 8. However, a bit in that particular position would have a nibble value of 8 for those first four bits.

So, perhaps it's simply saying that if you do a bitwise "and" with hex 80 you will get bit 7. Continuing this, you can get bit 6 by doing a bitwise "and" with 40, and so on through 20, 10, 08, 04, 02, and 01.

Perhaps it would make more sense if we knew what it was talking about?

Regards,

Bevan


Jeremy Coulter wrote:
Hi All.
I have a document that I think is wrong, but I thought I would just check all the same. I have a value, 80000000.
This is to be interigated each char on its own.
The document says "This is eight characters with following ASCII values in Hexadecimal notation" bit7
bit6
bit5
bit4
No I know that in he above case the above vaue "8" is bit7, BUT this does not seem to add up at all !! anyone got an idea they can share?

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