Owning Palette: Boolean Functions
Requires: Base Development System
Converts an integer or fixed-point number to a Boolean array. If you wire an integer to number, Boolean array returns an array of 8, 16, 32, or 64 elements, depending on the number of bits in the integer. If you wire a fixed-point number to number, the size of the array that Boolean array returns equals the word length of the fixed-point number. The 0th element of the array corresponds to the least significant bit of the two's complement representation of the integer.
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number can be a number. | |
Boolean array can have 8, 16, 32, or 64 elements if number is an integer. If number is a fixed-point number, Boolean array can have between 1 and 64 elements. |
If you wire a fixed-point number that includes an overflow status to number, this function ignores the overflow status and converts only the number to a Boolean array.