Short Overview: Update: Here is a more correct solution shared in the comments by chroma.z which doesn't require the stupid enable_if stuff! A 'bit flag' is a software tool that you can use to combine multiple yes or no pieces of information into a single integer.
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Update: Here is a more correct solution shared in the comments by chroma.z which doesn't require the stupid enable_if stuff! A 'bit flag' is a software tool that you can use to combine multiple yes or no pieces of information into a single integer. We write a function that uses the individual bits of an integer parameter to set a single or multiple attributes.
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- Update: Here is a more correct solution shared in the comments by chroma.z which doesn't require the stupid enable_if stuff!
- A 'bit flag' is a software tool that you can use to combine multiple yes or no pieces of information into a single integer.
- We write a function that uses the individual bits of an integer parameter to set a single or multiple attributes.
- This video is a tutorial on using bits & bitmasks for storing feature flags in a database.
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