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Hi,
I am reading a C source code generated from Matlab "coder generation
tool", see below please.
typedef struct {
real_T Pv;
real_T Rg;
real_T cnt;
uint_T is_c1_c4e : 4;
uint_T is_active_c1_c4e : 1;
} SFc1_c4eInstanceStruct;
I do not understand the ':' in last two line definitions. I guess it
is about 4 bytes, or 4X(16 bit word) alignment? Please tell me some
because I do not use C a lot. Thanks.
I am reading a C source code generated from Matlab "coder generation
tool", see below please.
typedef struct {
real_T Pv;
real_T Rg;
real_T cnt;
uint_T is_c1_c4e : 4;
uint_T is_active_c1_c4e : 1;
} SFc1_c4eInstanceStruct;
I do not understand the ':' in last two line definitions. I guess it
is about 4 bytes, or 4X(16 bit word) alignment? Please tell me some
because I do not use C a lot. Thanks.