> -----Original Message-----
> You can build a generic bit set-reset function if not
> already provided by your compiler like:
.....
> void SetResetBit(unsigned char Port, unsigned char Bit, bool Value);
>
> // Add to .c file
> void SetResetBit(unsigned char Port, unsigned char Bit, bool Value) {
Note that Port is passed as usigned char into function
> if(Value == SetBit)
> Port |= Bit;
How/why would that affect real hardware port??? Or anything outside
the function for this matter?
> else if(Value == ResetBit)
> Port &= ~Bit;
> }
>
> When you call the routine, use
>
> SetResetBit(Portname, Bit2, SetBit);
>
Sergei
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