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UINT32 x : 1 ?
Hi all,
I saw this somewhere. :freak: UINT32 x : 1; May I know what is the purpose of declaring the data type to 32 bits, but only 1 bit is in use? Is this related to hardware logic? Thanks for the help. |
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