Tim N9PUZ wrote:
> The only way I'm aware of is to write a function that takes variable
> values as parameters and then use a switch statement or a series of
> if...then clauses to select the proper hard coded statements. Kind of
> ugly but perhaps the only method.

In a way that's what you'd have to do in assembler also, since the
"bit" fields in instructions are always constants. So, short of doing
multiple shifts on the register, using a table of statements is the
only way that I know of doing that.

Of course, you could always OR the register with (1<<BIT) (or AND it
with ~(1<<BIT) for unsetting)

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