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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 18:58:51 GMT
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Brian Peter Schmalz <csc_schmalzb@SAYNOTOSPAMlawrence.edu>
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OK, OK. RTFM, I know. I looked at the on-line manual, and now realize that IC
arrays are different than normal C arrays, and so you can't do stuff like
int m()
{
int *address;
address=&a0;
address++;
}
But then the question still remains, how can I define a list of consecutive
memory locations in a .icb file and then access them from within a loop in a .c
file? I can't pass the address of the first variable from the .icb routine to
the .c routine, because it is an interrupt handler. However, I can just say
address=&a0;
in my .c file to get the address of the first of 16 variables from within my
.icb file. But now how can I have IC get the rest of the variables? I can do a
intone=peekword(address);
but after that, how do I do the next one, i.e.
inttwo=peekword(address+1);
and the 3rd, and 4th, etc.
Anybody run into this before or have any ideas for me?
*Brian
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| (...) Brian> But then the question still remains, how can I define a list of Brian> consecutive memory locations in a .icb file and then access Brian> them from within a loop in a .c file? [ ... ] Brian> Anybody run into this before or have any (...) (29 years ago, 8-Feb-96, to lugnet.robotics.handyboard)
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