C++ to LabView

[lmontoya]

What is the equivalent VI of the next C++ code?

ret = ret << 8;

Thank you guys

[RavensFan]

Look at the logical shift function in the Numeric / Data Manipulation Pallette.

[lmontoya]

I can't to find the right expresion. can you help me?

thank you

[RavensFan]

See here.  You can also use the search function on the palettes and search for "logical shift".

Message Edited by Ravens Fan on 12-10-2008 03:49 PM

[jcarmody]

Once you know (or have an idea of) the name of the function, hit the "Search" button and start typing.  LabVIEW will help you find it.

[lmontoya]

The Logical Shift is x << y and I need  x>> y

how can I do that?

thanks

[lmontoya]

I have this on:

wrbuffer[4] = (address >> 24) & 0x000000ff;

where "address" is int

what it's the LabView equivalent?

thank you

[Spectre_Dave]

Select help for the Logical Shift function then select detailed Help.

y can be any numeric representation. If y is greater than 0, the function shifts x left y bits (from least significant to most significant bit) and inserts zeros in the low-order bits. If y is less than 0, the function shifts x right y bits in the positive direction (from most significant to least significant bit) and inserts zeros in the high-order bits. 

[lmontoya]

Thank you VADave but still I can't to find the answer for:

wrbuffer[4] = (address >> 24) & 0x000000ff; 

to labView

[jcarmody]