On Friday 06 November 2009 00:23:53 Raphael Neider wrote:
> You can prevent it by (a) updating to sdcc 2.9.4, >= r5568 (either using
> a snapshot or the svn head) or (b) by avoiding generic pointers,
> replacing them with __data pointers:
>
> unsigned char text[10];
>
> void LCD_String(__data unsig
the file that contains main() was not linked first. Changing the order
did not fix the issue. Any other suggestions?
a*
Anthony Asterisk wrote:
I'll check that out. Any idea why accessing this one variable would
change the order? It seems totally random.
Maarten Brock wrote:
Anthony,
A
Hi,
> Program displays just T[glyph/rand char][glyph/rand char][glyph/rand
> char] [glyph/rand char].
>
> Why is this happening and how can I prevent it? Thanks.
You perform pointer arithmetics on generic pointers (*(s+1)), and thus
triggered a compiler bug which assigned only the lower 2 byte
Hi, Im trying to display string to lcd using following code:
void LCD_String(unsigned char *s)
{
LCD_Char(*s);
LCD_Char(*(s+1));
LCD_Char(*(st+2));
LCD_Char(*(s+3));
return;
}
called with LCD_String(text); in main(), text is unsigned char text[10];
declared outside main() and initialized with "
