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Top Forums Programming Bitwise operation for state machine Post 302880853 by anand.shah on Tuesday 24th of December 2013 04:23:16 AM
Old 12-24-2013
Bitwise operation for state machine
Hello All,
I am writing basic state machine which maintains 8 different states and there is posibility that system may be in multiple states at a time (Except for state1 to state3. menas only once state can be active at a time from state1 to state3).
I have declared enum like one below

Code:
enum
{
   state1 1
   state2 1 << 1
   state3 1 << 2
   state4 1 << 4
    ....
    ....
}

Now my requirement is that state1 to state3 can not be active at a given instance.
Example if machine is in state1 then; state variabale would be -->
Code:
 xxxx x001

... then when system changes its state to to state3 ... state variable should become
Code:
xxxx x100.

.

Note :- "x'" indicates other state variable which should not get affected because of above operations.

Thank you very much in advance.

Regards,
Anand Shah
 

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