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IN C PROGRAMMING: #define BIT(n) (i < < (n)) #define IS_SET(v, n) ( ((v) & BIT(n)) != 0 ) #define BIT_SET(v,n) ( v|= BIT(n) )
IN C PROGRAMMING:
#define BIT(n) (i << (n)) #define IS_SET(v, n) ( ((v) & BIT(n)) != 0 ) #define BIT_SET(v,n) ( v|= BIT(n) ) #define BIT_CLEAR(v,n) (v &= ~(BIT(n)) )
Using these macros, write a function that prints an unsigned int in binary:
void binaryprint(unsigned int x1)
{
// Iteration of i from 31 down to 0 (assume 32 bits for the unsigned int)
// if ith bit in x is set, print 1, else print 0
// print a new line after.
}
In the main function, implement the above macros, call the function binaryprint and make sure that the macros work!
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