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For the TLE985x Infineon uses bitfields to map the registers in their library. Since I'm am kind of new to embedded programming, I read about bitfields. Many of the articles mentiond bad effects of bitfield. Now the question is, when bitfields are somehow bad, why is Infineon using it in their library?
Thank you for your help
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Hello @FranCruzarianic
The use of bitfields in controllers is a standard practice and is used extensively in the industry. Such a method is user friendly and simple to use. However, if you wish, you may use other methods to perform the same operation.
Thanks and regards
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Hello @FranCruzarianic
The use of bitfields in controllers is a standard practice and is used extensively in the industry. Such a method is user friendly and simple to use. However, if you wish, you may use other methods to perform the same operation.
Thanks and regards