Isn't this applicable to any kind of bitmask, and not just Obj-C? I suppose that Cocoa uses bitmasks fairly often, but this article could have been titled "Wor

Isn't this applicable to any kind of bitmask, and not just Obj-C? I suppose that Cocoa uses bitmasks fairly often, but this article could have been titled "Working With Bitmasks in C" and it would have been just as accurate.