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[QUOTE="Maxim Yegorushkin, post: 2554267"] In C and C++ bits are counted right to left no matter what hardware bit order is. N's bit thus can be extracted by shifting 1 right N times and using the value as a bit-mask: unsigned x; unsigned n; unsigned bit_n = 0 != x & (1 << n); Don't forget that in C and C++ we count from 0, so that the lowest order bit has index 0. [/QUOTE]
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