On Wed, 10 May 2000, Paul Jakma wrote:
>> the : operator, right? don't remember exactly how it works, but something
> like:
>> struct foo {
> int var : 0;
> char bar : NULL;
> } foobar;
>> it used in a few places in the linux source.
>
AFAIK the : operator limits
the number of bits the variable
can hold -
int steve : 4;
steve can store an value up to 16 etc.
Steve
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