• enum data type
    my doubt is a general C doubt.. we know if we are using enum the variables which we declare inside automatically increments by one than the previous variable.. but is there any method by which we could...
  • enum data type
    my doubt is a general C doubt.. we know if we are using enum the variables which we declare inside automatically increments by one than the previous variable.. but is there any method by which we could...
  • enum type mixed with another type
    I'm getting a warning "enumeration type mixed with another type" with the following line of code. typedef enum { FALSE = 0, TRUE = !FALSE } bool; bool bResult; bool bAAA; bool bBBB; bResult = bAAA...
  • enum type mixed with another type
    I'm getting a warning "enumeration type mixed with another type" with the following line of code. typedef enum { FALSE = 0, TRUE = !FALSE } bool; bool bResult; bool bAAA; bool bBBB; bResult = bAAA...
  • printf statement not working after putchar statement is used.
    Hi All I am using following putchar routine. void srl_putchar(unsigned char send) { SBUF = send; while (!TI); TI = 0; } after using above routine to transfer a character via serial port i continued...