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09-02-2010, 08:50 PM

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struct and varialbe

Hi,
I'm not very used to the C syntax, so I'm having this probably rather easy to solve problem for someone with experience.
I have a struct that is of the form

Code:
typedef struct MyStruct{
uint32_t myVar:2;
} MyStruct;
As far as I know the :2 means that I have a myVar that has actually a width of two unit32_t. Is that correct?
Question is, how how can I assign values to one of the 2 single instances of uint32_t?

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