Hi i've got this problem can some out there help please, i'm to write a code for alarm sitting in the project that i'm doing,basically i'm to write a code that will inform some one that its time to take medication, in the morning,afternoon and night, everyday. and the other is to inform someone hourly everyday as well.
#int TIMER1 void TIMER1 isr() { Ticker-=65536; // Decrement ticker by clocks per interrupt if(Ticker<65536) // If second has expired { Ticker+=TIMER1 FREQUENCY; // Increment ticker by clocks per second seconds++; // Increment number of seconds }
//--Optional part start---
if(Seconds==60){Minutes++;Seconds=0; if(Minutes==60){Hours++;Minutes=0; if(Hours==24){Days++;Hours=0; if((Days==29&&Month==2&& !IS LEAP(year)) ||(Days==30&&Month==2) ||(Days == 31&&(Month == 4||Month == 6||Month == 9||Month == 11 ))
||(Days==32) ){Month++;Days=0;} if(Month==13){year++;Month=0;}
}}}
// ---Optional part end--- */
}}
the following below are the Errors about the above code and i'm new
(67): error C244: 'Seconds': can't initialize, bad type or class (67): error C132: 'Seconds': not in formal parameter list (68): error C141: syntax error near 'if' (68): error C141: syntax error near '==', expected ')' (68): error C129: missing ';' before '++' Target not created
On one hand, there is (at least) one bug in the code. How many months do you have in a year?
Second - do you feel that the code is readable. How about formatting it according to the information available directly about the message input box?
Third - you can modify your timer interrupt so it doesn't require long integers. Remember that the 8051 chip can't handle 32-bit integers natively.
Fourth - did you have a question?
Pick up a generic textbook on C programming.
All code must be inside functions. And for most target platforms, your initial function is main().
Where are your variable declarations?