This is an example how to print the Bit position of a value.
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use strict; printBits(5); sub printBits { my $count=0; for(reverse split//,sprintf("%b",$_[0])) {print "Bit position: @{[++$count]}. value @{[1<<($count-1)]}$/"x!!$_;} } |
And we see for 5 we get position 1 and 3, and the values 1 and 4 result at 5.
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sh-4.2# perl main.pl Bit position: 1. value 1 Bit position: 3. value 4 |
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