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I'm using an AT89S8252 Flash eeprom processor. The question I have is getting my case table to to do a char by char comparison. There are multiple user strings, and what I want to happen is for each letter to be compared and when found in the case table, it outputs the corresponding binary/hex value on port 0. Then move to the next char and repeat until the complete word is sent to the decoder with a an adjustable delay between each char send so the decoder blanking doesn't drop chars. Then move on to the next user string and continue this forever.
I've already got most of the frame work but I'm getting three compiler errors, I'm probably missing something petty, its late.....you know that goes. Can someone offer any recommendation as to what I'm missing ?? If more info is needed, just let me know and I can provide more.......here is framework and error:
VFD_DISPLAY.C(217): error C141: syntax error near 'P0'
#include <reg51.h> void Userstring1(); void Userstring2(); void Userstring3(); void DigitDelay(unsigned int time); void ASCII_convert(z); void main() //core system functionality { Userstring1(); Userstring2(); Userstring3(); } void Userstring1() // User string as needed { unsigned char Turbine [] = "Turbine"; unsigned char z; for(z=0;z<7;z++) ASCII_convert(z) P0=ASCII_convert[z]; // <<<<<<<<<<<<<<< Error DigitDelay(1); } void Userstring2() // User string as needed { unsigned char Boost [] = "Boost"; unsigned char z; for(z=0;z<5;z++) ASCII_convert(z) P0=ASCII_convert[z]; // <<<<<<<<<<<<<<< Error DigitDelay(1); } void Userstring3() // User string as needed { unsigned char Validate [] = "Validate"; unsigned char z; for(z=0;z<8;z++) ASCII_convert(z) P0=ASCII_convert[z]; // <<<<<<<<<<<<<<< Error DigitDelay(1); } void DigitDelay(unsigned int time) //digit shifting delay to allow propogation delay transition between characters { unsigned int i,j; for (i=0;i<time;i++) for (j=0;j<1275;j++); } /*===== Case table to convert hex byte to ASCII char generation ========*/ void ASCII_convert(z) { z=z&40; //Set the write line switch(z) { case('@'): { P0=0x00; //Binary value needed to put this char on display break; } case('A'): { P0=0x01; //Binary value needed to put this char on display break; } case('B'): { P0=0x02; //Binary value needed to put this char on display break; } case('C'): { P0=0x03; //Binary value needed to put this char on display break; } } }
I guess your the only one that thinks your funny......your not.
I did put a semi colon prior and then I get this error:
VFD_DISPLAY.C(217): error C216: subscript on non-array or too many dimensions
Since I was trying to pass the argument to the function was the goal, that just compounded my problem.
I've designed this project from the ground up by hand, telling me I'm lazy is an insult. But thanks for the input anyway
its late.....you know that goes. Can someone offer any recommendation as to what I'm missing ??
Not intended to be funny!
In my opinion, your original sentence was is a classic sign of laziness!
And that is supposed to help someone how exactly?
Whatever dude....you'll someday be somewhere your not on that high and might perch.....
Thanks anyway, I did get a good laugh out of your <in my opinion> condescending attitude.....peace