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Originally Posted by Metalgod4eva
...EOF stands for End Of File/stream and job to signal like a semicolon in C statements, that the particular data stream is finished...
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I'm still confused. What do you mean by "stream"? I understand it as a C++ or Java concept for dealing with reading and writing strings. Regular ANSI C doesn't have it. MicroChip C certainly does not.
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In response to kitscuzz:
Char are 1 byte and 3 byte padding:
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This is absolutely incorrect. In MicroChip C (and EasyC), a
char holds an eight-bit value. One byte. No padding.