Hi Del,
sounds somewhat funny, could you post the complete source file(s)?
Arnd-Hendrik
Delbert Martin IV wrote:
I think I know what happend but I don't know why.
I switches the order that the parameters were passed to the function
without changing the function definition. now the backwards variable
were actually in the order that i passed them (wrong). so i changed the
function definition to take the integer then the char * and it worked!
why?
--Del
Delbert Martin IV wrote:
msp430-gcc (GCC) 3.3.4
Running under Linux.
I have a problem with the Parameter passing. I set up a function.
u0Write(char *buf, int len) {
...
}
I then set up some data to pass
char *addr = &ADC12MEM0;
int buflength = 2;
then I call the function
u0Write(addr,bufferlength);
I tell the debugger to break at u0Write;
the Debugger prints out the parameters passed:
Breakpoint 1, u0Write (buf=0x2 "\202 À", len=320)
well here is the problem 320 (decimal == 0x140) and 0x02 is the value
of the len parameter, looks like these are getting swapped somehow?
anyown know why?
--Del
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