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Hi There thank you so much I can do it ^^

'\0' lovely character

char str

Thank you

You mean I should use the last of array to '/0'
can I code this " str[1]='/0' ", right?

Thank you.

Hi there, I'm confusing about function strlen()

when I coding like this

char str[10];

str[0]='a';

when I show the result of strlen(str), It'll be 3.

why??? wh ...

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please help me Crying or Very sad

I can't see, how the code should compile when commenting the said part.

The problem is actually with BOOL, that is neither a standard C nor a CCS specific type identifier (Though it's defined with ...

the error is "Identifier is already used in this scope"

How can I do? Sir.

I found something when I comment some code
/*

#define XEE_SUCCESS FALSE
#define EEPROM_BUFFER_SIZE (32)

typedef BOOL XEE_RESULT;
typedef unsigned long DWORD;
*/
void DoWrite( ...

Hi Sir. I'll post my source for you.

#define XEE_SUCCESS FALSE
#define EEPROM_BUFFER_SIZE (32)

typedef BOOL XEE_RESULT;
typedef unsigned long DWORD;

void DoWrite(void); ...

Look further back if there is still nothing obvious.
This is an at times 'unfortunate' feature of CCS, where it will quite often give an error quite a few lines 'after' the actual problem. The compil ...

The error isn't in this line. It's either appearing in the wrong place, or there is a syntax error before.

Thank you, I'll check the code before this line.

Hi there,
I got a problem with error "expecting an identifier"

at this line --> static void DoWrite(void); in my code

I don't understand, Could you help me Sir? ...