| ??? 02/25/09 09:24 Read: times |
#162813 - you use uint8_t in your read_seq () Responding to: ???'s previous message |
from your code that you posted:
unsigned char byte_write ( unsigned int addr, unsigned char val ); unsigned char byte_read ( unsigned int addr ); unsigned char current_read (); unsigned int seq_read ( unsigned int size, __idata unsigned char *buf, unsigned char addr); The seq_read() calls byte_read() with a uint8_t addr to set the eeprom address registers. So you can read a uint16_t size # of bytes from your eeprom, providing they start at before address 256. This is possibly your intention. I used: unsigned int seq_read ( unsigned int size, __idata unsigned char *buf, unsigned int addr); David. |
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| Sample code | 01/01/70 00:00 | |
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| my own code | 01/01/70 00:00 | |
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