Hi,
I am just curious to know what the reason behind MISRA rule 111.
The rule says - Bit fields shall only be defined to be one of type unsigned int or signed int
I have used UINT32 instead of unsigned int in my code but compiler has thrown a warning says - "field type should be int"
Could somebody please put light on this.
Thanks Vikas
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You are asking in the wrong place.
Try the forum at
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