I'm afraid that even plain C language doesn't allow what you want - ANSI C supports only `0x...' and `0...' representations. -best, Pasha Roland Bramm wrote: > > Hi Rooters > > i need for some Bit operations the Binary representation of a number. > For hex ( 0x34 ) and octal ( 0o23 ) this is working fine, but using 0b001 > causes a interpreter Error. > Is this a Bug, or not the proper way to put a binary number. > > Thanks > > Roland bramm
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