Use bit as mask - C Operator

C examples for Operator:Bit Operator

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Description

Use bit as mask

Demo Code

#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdbool.h>   //C99, defines bool, true, false

/* line styles     */
#define SOLID   0//from w w w . j  ava  2 s. c om
#define DOTTED  1
#define DASHED  2
/* primary colors  */
#define BLUE    4
#define GREEN   2
#define RED     1
/* mixed colors    */
#define BLACK   0
#define YELLOW  (RED | GREEN)
#define MAGENTA (RED | BLUE)
#define CYAN    (GREEN | BLUE)
#define WHITE   (RED | GREEN | BLUE)

const char * colors[8] = {"black", "red", "green", "yellow", "blue", "magenta", "cyan", "white"};

struct box_props {
    bool opaque                 : 1;  // or unsigned int (pre C99)
    unsigned int fill_color     : 3;
    unsigned int                : 4;
    bool show_border            : 1;  // or unsigned int (pre C99)
    unsigned int border_color   : 3;
    unsigned int border_style   : 2;
    unsigned int                : 2;
};

void show_settings(const struct box_props * pb);

int main(void){
    struct box_props box = {true, YELLOW , true, GREEN, DASHED};
    
    show_settings(&box);
    box.opaque = false;
    box.fill_color = WHITE;
    box.border_color = MAGENTA;
    box.border_style = SOLID;
    show_settings(&box);
    
    return 0;
}

void show_settings(const struct box_props * pb){
    printf("Box is %s.\n", pb->opaque == true ? "opaque": "transparent");
    printf("The fill color is %s.\n", colors[pb->fill_color]);
    printf("Border %s.\n",pb->show_border == true ? "shown" : "not shown");
    printf("The border color is %s.\n", colors[pb->border_color]);
    printf ("The border style is ");
    switch(pb->border_style)
    {
        case SOLID  : printf("solid.\n"); break; 
        case DOTTED : printf("dotted.\n"); break;
        case DASHED : printf("dashed.\n"); break;
        default     : printf("unknown type.\n");
    }
}

Result


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