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i am facing error C141: syntax error near '}'
my program is given below:
#include<reg51.h> void main ( ) { int x; while (1) { P1 = 0x00 ; for (x=0 ; x<=5000 ; x++) P1 = 0xFF ; for (x=0 ; x<=5000 ; x++) } }
any one can help me how to solve it
Per,
Remember earlier on I tailed a response with:
I'm sure you and your cohorts will have a view on what I have said, but remember that you did ask!
You asked, I answered. Then followed an extraordinary amount of bitching. Now look back at my original post. Was all that bitching really justified from that post or was it all from my second post? Remember, the one you asked for. Were you just looking to find fuel for the fire?
I see this response going badly . . .
"Was all that bitching really justified from that post or was it all from my second post? Remember, the one you asked for."
And if you read my posts - please show where I have bitched. I have given reasons why that pre tag matters even for this small code example.
And if you read my posts - please show where I have bitched.
I said "Then followed an extraordinary amount of bitching." I did not say the bitching was from you.
There were a small number of sensible responses, but would you deny that a few old regulars jumped on the bandwaggon? You know, those cohorts. Did you read some of the things they said? I see a few of those as not being just wrong, but also being outrageous. Nothing actually being said, just people looking for an excuse to say something, anything really. And some clearly just wanting to belittle.
Now I will not say any more on the matter. Maybe this post will trigger another flurry of outrageous comments. I may read them, to see if anything useful is added, but I'm not going to drawn in by any more 'what do you think about that' traps from you.
"[...] but I'm not going to drawn in by any more 'what do you think about that' traps from you."
So - what traps have I laid? Why you blame me if you get into troubles in a thread?
You worry about threads going down the drain. Still you use colored words like "sloppy", "traps" etc. Why am I suddenly thinking about kettles and black?
Tut-Tut.