SETHIGH16 v

SETHIGH16 v, data

Purpose To assign the upper 16-bit of a 32-bit integer variable v to data. The lower 16-bit of v is unaffected. This can be used to construct the value of a 32-bit integer data using two 16-bit data obtained from either the EEPROM or the DM[n].

Examples A = DM[2]
SETHIGH16 A,DM[1]
Note: If you are constructing the value of a 32-bit variable from two 16-bit data, then SETHIGH16 should be executed only after the lower 16-bit has been assigned to the 32-bit variable, as shown in the above example. If you were to execute A = DM[2] after the SETHIGH16 A, DM[1] statement, the SETHIGH16 operation would have been lost since the assignment statement itself overwrites all previous operation (including SETHIGH16) on variable A.

See Also GETHIGH16( )

Basic to TBASIC Reference Manual

Purpose	To assign the upper 16-bit of a 32-bit integer variable v to data. The lower 16-bit of v is unaffected. This can be used to construct the value of a 32-bit integer data using two 16-bit data obtained from either the EEPROM or the DM[n].
Examples	A = DM[2] SETHIGH16 A,DM[1] Note: If you are constructing the value of a 32-bit variable from two 16-bit data, then SETHIGH16 should be executed only after the lower 16-bit has been assigned to the 32-bit variable, as shown in the above example. If you were to execute A = DM[2] after the SETHIGH16 A, DM[1] statement, the SETHIGH16 operation would have been lost since the assignment statement itself overwrites all previous operation (including SETHIGH16) on variable A.
See Also	GETHIGH16( )