C#

public class Game1{
    private Input mInput;

    public Game1(){
       mInput = new Input(this);
    }
}
public class Input{
    private Game1 mGame;

    public void CheckInput(){
        mGame.Exit();
    }

    public Input(Game1 game){
        mGame = game;
    }
}

using BaseType = SomeStructTypeHere;
...
public class Foo : ... {
    ...
    private const int           c_Size = sizeof(SomeStructTypeHere) << 3;
    private static readonly int c_Bits = MathExtension.Log2(c_Size);
    ...
}

Skippums wrote:

cannot use unsafe code, as I have explained

PIEBALDconsult wrote:

Well, no you hadn't [stated that you cannot use unsafe code].

Ok, but lets say that I am running it within a web service on a
server that I don't control, and the server doesn't allow unsafe code to run?

1. I need to be able to shift something by all values < 'X'
    for (byte i = X - 1; i >= 0; --i) {
        ...
        long myValue = someValue << i;
        ...
    }
2. I need to use the mask 'X' - 1 to get information from variables
    long myValue = someValue & (X - 1);
3. I need to be able to shift something by log2('X')
    long myValue = someValue << MathExtension.Log2(X);

Alex501 wrote:

your program will ask the user for the ‘global slot number’ of a particular slot in a particular egg carton, and will then tell the user which carton, and which slot # with that carton, to put the egg.

programmingAddict wrote:

Right now I'm saving the data to an Access database

programmingAddict wrote:

so it can adapt to a multi-user program.