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IC Problems
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lugnet.robotics.handyboard
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Date:
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Thu, 8 Feb 1996 17:43:30 GMT
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Brian Peter Schmalz <CSC_SCHMALZB@lawrence.edu[nomorespam]>
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OK all of you IC gurus. How come I can't do this:
int m()
{
int *address;
address=&a0;
address++;
}
a0 is a variable defined in an .icb file. I also can't do something like
address=address+2;
or
address[4]=7;
Why not? This is all pretty standard C stuff, isn't it? If there is a really
good reason why this will never work in IC, then how can I define an array of
16 variables in an .icb file, and then read them in a .c file? (Besides
referring to all of their names. I want to do it in a loop.)
Any clues?
*Brian Schmalz
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