| ??? 12/26/07 14:59 Read: times |
#148710 - Wrong operator Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Hi Damjan Lapuh,
The % operator, in ANSI C, is the module operator. So, the result of 0%11011010 will produce 0, and the lcd_code will receive an unespected parameter. Use 0xDA and 0x52 instead (I did not check if that are the correct values). Daniel |
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