Re: Is there an easy way to scan for bits?

Yes,
000001100111 = 63

Leif Svalgaard wrote:

> From: Harry Williams <planesmart@teleteam.com>
> > How would you access the table?
>
> Having 2^12 entries was based on you saying something
> about 12 bits. Your example numbers are max. 7 bits, so
> a much smaller table can be used.
>
> OOPS, my previous post forgot to shift left 4 bits.
>
> DCL DD BITS CHAR(2);
> DCL DD BIDX BIN(2);
> DCL DD TABLE(0:4095) BIN(2);
> DCL DD NBR BIN(2);
>
> CPYBLA BITS, SOURCE...
> CPYBTRLS BIDX, BITS, 4;
> CPYNV NBR, TABLE(BIDX);
>
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