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This MATLAB function converts each integer element in X to n column-wise bits in Y, with the first bit as the most significant bit (MSB).
MATLAB comes with the very important tool MLINT, which can check your code for common defects. Experience shows that these hints can be very helpful for cleaning up MATLAB code, and preventing simple errors.
This MATLAB function converts n column-wise bit elements in X to integer values, with the first bit as the most significant bit (MSB).
The checker allows for checking one or more selected files, files in a folder (and its sub-folders) or a MATLAB Project. A choice can be made between checking all files or only those with local changes with respect to a SubVersion or GIT repository.
This topic shows how to use bit-wise operations in MATLAB® to manipulate the bits of numbers. Operating on bits is directly supported by most modern CPUs. In many cases, manipulating the bits of a number in this way is quicker than performing arithmetic operations like division or multiplication.
Description. The Integer to Bit Converter block maps each integer (or fixed-point value) in the input vector to a group of bits in the output vector. This block is single-rate and single-channel.
You use the code analyzer in the MATLAB ® Editor to check for code violations at design time, minimizing compilation errors. The code analyzer continuously checks your code as you enter it. It reports problems and recommends modifications.
