Javier Kohen to Derazhne. Ensign:
At the stardate 15-Apr-97, Alexander Derazhne established a sub-space link to 
All refering to About bit-field syntax.
 AD> struct A { unsigned int x : 1,              y : 2,              z : 5; 
;
 AD> struct B { unsigned int x : 1; unsigned int y : 2; unsigned int z : 5; 

 AD> int', but got 1 byte! IMHO, it's wrong: compiler must use a separate 
 AD> places for
 AD> it and corresponding size - this structure may be a mirror of hardware
 AD> registers!
There's no error!!! Let's see:
        1 bit
      + 2 bits
        5 bits
      --------
        8 bits (8 bits < 1 <= byte)
 AD>     May be it's a bug of BCOS2 2.0 ?
I don't think so... it isn't wrong!!!
 AD> P.S. Sorry for my ugly English :-(.
No need for thah... imagine I put this line in every message I write!
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