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On 24/06/2015 17:25, Mooney, Tim M. wrote:
I would do this with an aSub record.
For clarity, I think what you want is to convert 50 66 64 51,
which is hex 32 42 40 33, to 0x32424033.
If so, I don't know how to do it without writing code.
What about four subArray records to separate the bytes, then a
calcout to do the bit shifting sum and write to the mbbiDirect?!
Not very elegant, I admit.
Cheers,
~Ralph
Data have been recieved from VME through Waveform
record in UCHAR. OUtput we get through waveform record
is: waf 4 50 66 64 51.
Now we wan't to get output as 32-bit array(bitArray).
For that we used mbbiDirect record, but output we are
getting is either 0 or sometimes output is empty i.e.
just the name of record.
kindly suggest how to get correct output in form of
BitArray using mbbiDirect record or is there any other way
to convert UCHAR to bitArray.
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