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ccsx3
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| #define str[8] |
 Posted: Wed Jun 11, 2014 8:52 am |
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hi
i wonder how can i make this line work
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#define str[8] {"PIN_E5,PIN_J8,PIN_J11,PIN_J14,PIN_J0,PIN_J4,PIN_J7,PIN_E2"}
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i want to put my pins in array define, there is any way like that?
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Ttelmah
Joined: 11 Mar 2010
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| Posted: Wed Jun 11, 2014 9:12 am |
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An array will work, but a 'define', can't have a size like this.
Square brackets are not allowed in a define. The square brackets in the manual entry for this (on some manuals), are for the 'optional' part.
#define is a text macro substitution language, not a variable declaration. #define is also not a string.
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int16 pins[8] = {PIN_E5,PIN_J8,PIN_J11,PIN_J14,PIN_J0,PIN_J4,PIN_J7,PIN_E2} ;
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will work, and you can then use 'pins[0]' and pins[3] etc., as pin numbers.
or
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#define pinlist PIN_E5,PIN_J8,PIN_J11,PIN_J14,PIN_J0,PIN_J4,PIN_J7,PIN_E2
int16 pins[8] = {pinlist} ;
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However also remember that pin functions involving variables are much bulkier and slower than those using constants. |
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