Difference between revisions of "OR (binary)"
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Latest revision as of 23:23, 16 November 2012
To OR one value with another is to compare the bits of each value, and keep the ones which are true in either value. For example, if you OR'd these values:
%01100100 %00101110
You would get:
%01101110
Because those bits are true in either the first value, or the second one. The F8 can only OR two bytes at a time.