Accesing bit addressable variables

I was wondering what the "best" way to set a bit in a variable declared in the bit addressable area. Originally I declared each bit as an sbit and therefore can set and clear them as follows uint8_t...
Accesing bit addressable variables

I was wondering what the "best" way to set a bit in a variable declared in the bit addressable area. Originally I declared each bit as an sbit and therefore can set and clear them as follows uint8_t...
how to define a byte variable in bit addressing space in assembly

Hi, There is am assembly file that will be integrated into my project that is written in c. A variable defined in the assembly file as PROCTOCOL equ 020H I converted it to RSEG ?BI?RunIsp?ISP...
Compiler's Bug or an unexpected convention ? Bit addressing on an INT variable

I declared an int variable in bdata memory and want to access the individual bits in it, but the address of bit looks wrong. The declaration part is like this, int bdata Flags; sbit F_0 = Flags ^ 0;...
Compiler's Bug or an unexpected convention ? Bit addressing on an INT variable

I declared an int variable in bdata memory and want to access the individual bits in it, but the address of bit looks wrong. The declaration part is like this, int bdata Flags; sbit F_0 = Flags ^ 0;...