bit-vector-and

Returns the bitwise AND of two bit vectors. The two vectors need not be the same size; the shorter vector is brought up to the length of the longer vector by virtually padding the shorter vector with bits set to pad1 or pad2.

let bv1 = as(<bit-vector>, #(1, 1));
let bv2 = as(<bit-vector>, #(1, 1, 1, 0));
bit-vector-and(bv1, bv2, pad1: 1);
  ⇒ #(1, 1, 1, 0)

Exported from

Module bit-vector

Arguments

vector1	An instance of <bit-vector>.
vector2	An instance of <bit-vector>.
pad1:	An instance of <bit>, used if needed to expand the effective size of vector1. The default is 0.
pad2:	An instance of <bit>, used if needed to expand the effective size of vector2. The default is 0.

Values

result	An instance of <bit-vector>.
pad	An instance of <bit>. Any bits past the size of result would have this value.