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Asked: May 23, 20262026-05-23T23:58:27+00:00 2026-05-23T23:58:27+00:00

I decedied not to use MACROS for the bitwise operations but rather use BitSet.

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I decedied not to use MACROS for the bitwise operations but rather use BitSet. Basically what i am intending to do is, I receive a struct evaluate its bits then appened them to another struct.

I receive a Struct, say:

typedef struct{
uint8 status; //!< Status
} MsgStatus;

I need to get the status and check each received bit, so i create a bitset of the recevied struct:

m_msgBits = new MsgStatus();
bitset<8> msgBits(m_msgBits->status);
// I evaluate the bits 

Now, after the evaluation I need to appened the received bits to another struct, say:

typedef struct{
uint32 status; //!< Status
} MsgOverallStatus;

So, what i do is:

m_OverallStatus = new MsgOverallStatus();
bitset<16> overallBits(m_OverallStatus->status);
m_OverallStatus.reset(); // 00000000 00000000

//Then append bits in msgBits in overallBits, for example:
overallBits.set(0, msgBits[0]);
overallBits.set(1, msgBits[1]);
overallBits.set(2, msgBits[2]);

//==== HERE WHERE I DUNNO HOW TO DO IT ====
m_OverallStatus->status = overallBits;

I want to assign the bits to the struct field, i get this error: cannot convert ‘std::bitset<16u>’ to ‘uint16’ in assignment

I dont want to change the struct field type, so what can I do? I apologize for how silly is my question.

Thanks in advance

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    2026-05-23T23:58:29+00:00Added an answer on May 23, 2026 at 11:58 pm

    Use std::bitset‘s member function to_ulong, which returns the bits in the set as an unsigned long.

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