Open dloss opened 7 years ago
Setting the bitorder globally for the module apparently has no effect:
# cat mini.spicy module Mini; %bitorder=Spicy::BitOrder::MSB0; export type Test = unit { bits : bitfield(8) { b0: 0; middle: 1..6; b7: 7; }; on %done { print self; } }; # printf "\x01" | spicy-driver mini.spicy <bits=(b0=1, middle=0, b7=0)>
Expected output: <bits=(b0=0, middle=0, b7=1)>. Compare this with setting the bitorder for the field, which produces the desired result:
<bits=(b0=0, middle=0, b7=1)>
# cat mini-field.spicy module Mini; export type Test = unit { bits : bitfield(8) { b0: 0; middle: 1..6; b7: 7; } &bitorder=Spicy::BitOrder::MSB0; on %done { print self; } }; # printf "\x01" | spicy-driver mini-field.spicy <bits=(b0=0, middle=0, b7=1)>
Setting the bitorder globally for the module apparently has no effect:
Expected output:
<bits=(b0=0, middle=0, b7=1)>
. Compare this with setting the bitorder for the field, which produces the desired result: