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From: Alexander Van Hecke <alexke@hotmail.com>
Subject: bitwise comparators
Date: 2000/01/15
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hello,

I want to do the following :
OK_to_proceed : BOOLEAN := FALSE;
data : Unsigned_8;

while (not OK_to_proceed) loop
    -- do stuff
    OK_to_proceed := (data BITWISE AND 2#1#);
end loop;

so I want to exit the loop if bit one of data is set, but I don't know
what the bitwise and is!

alex