DLL Structure with bite-based elements instead of bytes

[Iczer 15]

To get info from :

wDate struct {
                unsigned ft_day   : 5;
                unsigned ft_month : 4;
                unsigned ft_year  : 7;
            } _DosDate;

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|<--(year - 1980)--->|<---month->|<-----day---->|


;----------------------------------------------------------------
wTime struct {
                unsigned ft_tsec : 5;
                unsigned ft_min  : 6;
                unsigned ft_hour : 5;
            } _DosTime;

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|<------hours---->|<----minutes-->|<--sec/ 2)-->|

Edited November 7, 2013 by Iczer

[Iczer 15]

shameless bump  

[trancexx 1,008]

Create "word" struct and then use BitShift and BitAnd to read parts of the word value.

[Iczer 15]

I know :

$year = BitShift(BitAND($aRet[0],65024),9)+1980
$month = BitShift(BitAND($aRet[0],480),5)
$day = BitAND($aRet[0],31)

$Hours = BitShift(BitAND($aRet[0],63488),11)
$Minutes = BitShift(BitAND($aRet[0],2016),5)
$Seconds = BitAND($aRet[0],31)*2

it seem there are no bit-based structures... but would't  it be more clean way to have them? Since they are exist   

[trancexx 1,008]

They don't actually exist. The smallest addressable memory unit is byte (8 bits).

[Danyfirex 662]

Hi, I think could do something like this: Edit: I did not look you want bit.  use bitwise instead.

Local $tword=DllStructCreate("word")

DllStructSetData($tword,1,258)

Local $tbytes=DllStructCreate("byte[" & DllStructGetSize($tword) & "]",DllStructGetPtr($tword))

msgbox(0,"the low byte",DllStructGetData($tbytes,1,1))

msgbox(0,"the high byte",DllStructGetData($tbytes,1,2))

But I sure trancexx way is the best.

saludos

Edited November 11, 2013 by Danyfirex