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11.1.8 Controlling the Output of Bit Manipulation Instructions [V1.04 or later]

To output bit manipulation instructions without using intrinsic functions, satisfy all conditions shown below.

(a)	A constant value is assigned.

(b)	The value is assigned to a single-bit bit field of the char/unsigned char/signed char/_Bool type in the near area.

(c)	The bit field where the value is assigned is qualified with volatile.

[V1.15.00 or later]

When a value is assigned to a variable qualified with volatile, the compiler does not output a bit manipulation instruction unless the preceding conditions are satisfied. When a value is read from a variable qualified with volatile, the compiler outputs a bit manipulation instruction according to the specified optimization settings. For a variable that is not qualified with volatile, the compiler outputs a bit manipulation instruction according to the specified optimization settings.

[V1.04.00 to V1.14.02]

For a variable qualified with volatile, the compiler does not output a bit manipulation instruction when a value is assigned to or read from the variable unless the preceding conditions are satisfied. For a variable that is not qualified with volatile, the compiler outputs a bit manipulation instruction according to the specified optimization settings.

Example

volatile struct {

  unsigned char bit0:1;

  unsigned int  bit1:1;

} data;

void func(void) {

  data.bit0 = 1;  /* A bit manipulation instruction is output. */

  data.bit1 = 1;  /* No bit manipulation instruction is output. */