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ebowla

26-01-2008 11:27

Suspicious pointer conversion

Ive tried looking the answer up in several places and I can't seem to solve it.

Code:

unsigned int analog=(unsigned int)Get_Analog_Value(rc_ana_in01);

printf(analog);

I get an error pointing to the printf statement saying suspicious pointer conversion. The analog imput is a potentiometer. As far as I know everything is wired correctly, the code even compiles and runs, but the printf isnt displaying.

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JonathanLKS

26-01-2008 11:43

Re: Suspicious pointer conversion

printf doesn't work that way
You need to have a string, even if your just printing a single int
so you'll need to write it like this

Code:

printf("%d\r\n", analog); //\r\n for newline

ebowla

26-01-2008 12:13

Re: Suspicious pointer conversion

thanks, yea I figured it out on my own with the help of a mentor(who JUST showed up) I apprieciate the help.

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