??? 05/19/04 19:55 Read: times |
#70713 - RE: Bit string definitions Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Hi Jez,
From my reading of the K&R book (section 2.3 Constants) regarding escape sequences, you should be able to write #define test "*xFF*xDD*x38" where * is the backslash character that doesn't seem to survive postings here. I figure that the normal *n and *r escape sequences work in strings, so *xhh should work also. Dennis |
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