🚀 go-pugleaf

Yike :)

It would make life a little easier if you could un-nest the functions
for us and personally I'm not sure what:

  Int64(RomCode) := 0;

Is doing. Looks highly dubious but presumably TxRomCode is 4 bytes in
size.

Someone else might be willing to take it all on but for me on a Monday
morning that's all a bit much but I'll have a stab at a bit of it:

void SetSernumBit( int         value,
                   TxRomCode & RomCode, // Un-nesting
                   int         bitPos ) // Un-nesting
{
  int b=bitPos-1;

  int i=b/8;

  if( value )
    RomCode[ i ]=RomCode[ i ]|( 1<<( b%8 ) );
  else
    RomCode[ i ]=RomCode[ i ]&( !( 1<<( b%8 ) ) );
}

BYTE GetSernumBit( TxRomCode & RomCode, // Un-nesting
                   int         bitPos ) // Un-nesting
{
  int b=bitPos-1;

  int i=b/8;

  return RomCode[ i ]&( 1<<( b%8 ) );
}

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