Purpose |
Create an
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Syntax |
resultvar = MAK(datatype, loworderval, highorderval) |
Remarks |
Create an integer class value of a specified data
type (WORD, DWORD,
The complements to this function are the HI, HIWRD, HIINT, LO, LOINT and LOWRD functions, which may be used to split a single 32-bit value into two 16-bit components. |
Restrictions |
MAK supercedes the MAKWRD, MAKDWD, and MAKPTR functions. Those functions may not be supported in future versions of PowerBASIC, so update your code to use the new syntax. |
See also |
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Example |
dwResult = MAK(DWORD, x??, y??) |