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I am in the process of writing and debugging a rather large program. It has one master module --

master.c

and a number of modules that are included in this file, early in the syntax of mast ...

Yeah, that'll work ...

I keep being stubborn and thinking like an Assembly programmer! Laughing

Hi,

Thanks for the reply. The answer was about what I suspected. I didn't really want to init the variables inside main(), because they are never used there, but the only other alternative seems ...

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Maybe they can be, but they cannot be initialized, etc.

The following code fails.

typedef struct {
BYTE statcnt;
BYTE mtype;
BYTE fnum;
WORD fdata;
} FIELDSTAT;

FIELDSTAT ...

Hi All,

I'm trying to access several variables of different sizes, both individually, and eventually as a data string to send to the host.

struct mydata { int a; int16 b; int c; int d; int sta ...

Hi PCM,

Thanks. It looks like a struct is all I need to keep the bytes in line.

And while I said "high-endian," I meant low-endian (the other high-endian! Wink

), so that should work out OK, ...

Hi All,

This is probably old hat to some of you, and while I've done it 1,000x in Assembler, I'm unsure of how to go about it in PICC ... Confused

I have a project where I occasionally need ...