/*
  SparrowOS has a feat that allows
  access to bytes and words of larger
  integers.

  See $LK,"U64i union","FF:::/SparrowOS/OSMain/Adam1a.HPP.Z,U64i union"$
 
  The versions with "i" are internal data types.
  Use "I64" instead of "U64i" and you
  will have access to subbytes and
  subwords.

$BK,1$	Unfortunately byte access causes the
  compiler to not use a register for the
  variable.$BK,0$

  See $LK,"::/SparrowOS/Demo/Lectures/FixedPoint.CPP.Z","FI:::/SparrowOS/Demo/Lectures/FixedPoint.CPP.Z"$.
*/

I64 q=0xFEDCBA9876543210,q1;

"q\t\t=%016X\n",q;
q1=q.i16[2];
"q.i16[2]\t=%016X\n",q1;
q1=q.u8[5];
"q.u8[5]\t\t=%016X\n",q1;
q1=q.i32[1].u8[2];
"q.i32[1].u8[2]\t=%016X\n",q1;
q1=q.i32[0].i8[1];
"q.i32[0].i8[1]\t=%016X\n",q1;