> Oops! missed that. Thanks for pointing out. And how do i declare a
> variable to be in
You have to think the way the compiler does. Struct is just a bunch of
data. Accessing the member of a structure means looking to a memory
location incremented by the member offset. There is nothing like one
On Friday 10 Jun 2005 4:16 pm IST, Brano Katreniak wrote:
> You have to place the array of structures to the flash not the members
> of the structure. PGM_P type is a pointer to the string supposed to be
> in flash. It says nothing about the fact, where the pointer itself is
> stored.
Oops! missed
> I have an array of structures in global space and would like access
> these structures from within my code. The structure is declared as
> follows:
>
> struct {
> PGM_P name;
> const uint8_t no_of_param PROGMEM;
> PGM_P parameters;
> }command[256];
>
> On compile i get the w
