C-fags

What would be the best way to implement flags in C?
Bit-fields, enums, defines, etc. I've seen arguments for all three so I'm asking you, mighty /prog/, to resolve this problem.

inb4 every /prog/ meme in existence

>>3,4
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>>2
Alright, so if I had an arbitrary number of conditions some input should satisfy, would it make more sense to do something like this?

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#define FLAG1 = 01
#define FLAG2 = 02
#define FLAG3 = 04
// ...

// ...
unsigned char my_flags;
if (some_condition)
   my_flags |= FLAG1 | FLAG2;
if ((my_flags & FLAG1) == FLAG1)
   // FLAG1 high
if ((my_flags & FLAG2) == FLAG2)
   // FLAG2 high
if ((my_flags & FLAG3) == FLAG3)
   // woops, FLAG3 is low

Looks kind of ugly, so I'm wondering if there's a better way.

self-fix
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