You don’t need two Interlocked operations the first one is on a local
variable. Also, you are taking a pointer to the pointer. Finally your
arguments for the shift are reversed.
API_AtomicClearBit(LONG volatile *Destination, INT32 bit)
{
InterlockedAnd( Destination, (0xffffffff^(1<}
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> Posted At: Tuesday, May 04, 2010 10:24 AM
> Posted To: ntdev
> Conversation: How to performs an atomic operation that clear the
specified bit
> in INT32 value?
> Subject: How to performs an atomic operation that clear the specified
bit in
> INT32 value?
>
> My SDK API:
>
> API_AtomicClearBit(INT32 *Destination, INT32 bit)
> {
> …
> }
>
> func()
> {
> INT32 value = 0x4567;
> …
> API_AtomicClearBit(&value,2);
> }
>
> I want to clear second bit of the value 0x4567 by atomic operation ,
what
> shall I do?
> The below is my test code, but I think it is wrong:
>
> API_AtomicClearBit(INT32 *Destination, INT32 bit)
> {
> INT32 oldValue = 0xFFFF;
> InterlockedXor((volatile long *)(&oldValue),(bit<<1));
> InterlockedAnd((volatile unsigned long *)Destination,oldValue); }
>
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