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02/20/08 07:54
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#151190 - Display, C code problem
I try to move from assembly code to C programming, so i make or i copy some small programs to train my self.
I found this program in a book and i use keil and sdcc (with some changes) to compile it.
But both ,unfortunately shows some (same) wrong messages that i can not understand .
Maybe you can from your expirience ,if you compile it, point me why these happen.
Thanks for every help


.#include <reg51.h>
#define uchar unsigned char
#define uint unsigned int

sbit ena=0x81;
sbit rs=0x82;
sbit rd_wr=0x80;

rd_wr=1; //i want this bit always 1 but point me wrong message

void lcddatwr(uchar dbyte){
	rs=1;
	ena=1;
	P1=dbyte;
	ena=0;
	rd_wr=1;
}

void lcdcmdwr(uchar dbyte){
	rs=1;
	ena=1;
	P1=dbyte;
	ena=0;
}

void display (uchar startloc, uchar *s){
	lcdcmdwr(0x80 | startloc);
	while(*s) {lcddatwr(*s++);
	}
}
//This funktion stil try to understand its funktionality 
void numdsp(uchar startloc, uint number, bit dpt){
	lcdcmdwr(0x80 | startloc);
	uint m=1000;
	bit ldgzero=0;	//hear shows also wrong
	do{
		if((((number/m)>0) || (m==1)) || ((m==100) && (dpt==1))) ldgzero=1;
		if (ldgzero == 1) lcddatwr(number/m+'0');
		else lcddatwr(' ');
		number %=m;
		if ((dpt==1) && (m==100)){
			lcddatwr('.');
	  }
	 }while((m/=10)>0);
}

	void initialize(void){
		lcdcmdwr(0x30);	
		
	}

	void main(void){
		uint x=0;
		initialize();
		display(0, "test");
		for(;;){
		numdsp(69,x++,0);
		}
}


List of 8 messages in thread
TopicAuthorDate
Display, C code problem            01/01/70 00:00      
   RE: wrong messages?            01/01/70 00:00      
      that sounds strange            01/01/70 00:00      
         stranger            01/01/70 00:00      
            I 'know' it would not, however            01/01/70 00:00      
   sdcc            01/01/70 00:00      
   the wrong messages            01/01/70 00:00      
      error messages            01/01/70 00:00      

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