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HIBYTE info

The HIBYTE macro retrieves the high-order byte from the given 16-bit value.

BYTE HIBYTE(

    WORD wValue

// value from which high-order byte is retrieved

   );

Parameters

wValue
Specifies the value to be converted.

Return Values

The return value is the high-order byte of the specified value.

Remarks

The HIBYTE macro is defined as follows: 

#define HIBYTE(w)   ((BYTE) (((WORD) (w) >> 8) & 0xFF)) 

 

See Also

HIWORD, LOBYTE 

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