Question: This function receives one parameter, a 3 2 - bit unsigned integer. It returns a value of one ( true ) if an invalid pattern
This function receives one parameter, a bit unsigned integer. It returns a value of one true if an invalid pattern is detected, and zero false if not. In the ARM modified immediate context, some otherwise legal values comprising an bit sequence cannot be created by rotating an bit constant by an even number of bits. Thus, is an acceptable value binary is an acceptable value binary but is not an acceptable value binary What I have so far: BitManipulationViewController.m
#import
#import "BitManipulationViewController.h
#import "BitManipulationFunctions.h Import the file containing your bit manipulation functions
@interface BitManipulationViewController
@property weak nonatomic IBOutlet UITextField inputTextField; Assume you have a UITextField in your storyboard for user input
@property weak nonatomic IBOutlet UILabel outputLabel; Assume you have a UILabel for displaying output
@end
@implementation BitManipulationViewController
IBActionperformBitManipulation:idsender
NSString inputValue self.inputTextField.text;
Check if the input value is zero
if inputValue isEqualToString:@
self displayErrorMessage:@"Input value cannot be zero.";
return;
Call the bitcounting subroutine Function B
NSUInteger bitCount BitManipulationFunctions countBitsInRow:inputValue;
Call the wraparound detection function Function C
BOOL isWraparound BitManipulationFunctions detectWraparound:inputValue;
Call the invalid bitpattern detection function Function D
BOOL isValidBitPattern BitManipulationFunctions isValidBitPattern:inputValue;
Display the results
NSString outputMessage NSString stringWithFormat:@"Bit Count: lu
Wraparound: @
Valid Bit Pattern: @
unsigned longbitCount
isWraparound @"Yes" : @No
isValidBitPattern @"Yes" : @No;
self displayOutputMessage:outputMessage;
voiddisplayErrorMessage:NSString message
UIAlertController alertController UIAlertController alertControllerWithTitle:@"Error"
message:message
preferredStyle:UIAlertControllerStyleAlert;
UIAlertAction okAction UIAlertAction actionWithTitle:@OK
style:UIAlertActionStyleDefault
handler:nil;
alertController addAction:okAction;
self presentViewController:alertController animated:YES completion:nil;
voiddisplayOutputMessage:NSString message
self.outputLabel.text message;
@end
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