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Description
I'm trying to encode and decode information in the following data structure
instance packetload : bit_vector(16)
instance bv3 : bit_vector(3)
object arbitload2 = {
object brick = {
type this = struct {
brick1 : packetload,
brick2 : bv3
}
instance idx : unbounded_sequence
instance arr : array(idx,this)
}
variant this of arbitload = struct {
block1 : packetload,
block2 : brick.arr
}
}
And I believe i need to use the BFE-operator. I couldn't find proper documentation about this, and I was wondering if I could get some help in understanding it.
From the file language.md I obtained the following description:
`bfe[3][0]` is the bit field extraction operator the takes the low order 4 bits of a bit vector.
Further in an earlier issue here
bfe[0][7](enc) was used. I'm confused about the indexing that's provided.
May I have a description of this operator, and how it needs to be used, to extract information from a byte of data?
Should the byte be defined as bit_vector(8) or can it be described by bv[8]?