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 You know when the school health nurse advises "always wear a condom"?
She doesn't actually mean "ALWAYS". ::safety::
I think Dean and Woodie have a pretty good idea of when they need safety glasses and when they don't.
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15-01-2004, 00:29
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Re: Trouble with pwm outputs
You are correct. The & symbol denotes the address of a variable, passing this information to the printf function. Printf requires a pointer, which is why the & is needed.
However, I realized my mistake: This is the behavior of the standard C printf function, and I believe the default code comes with a new re-written printf function, in which case the & might not be necessary at all. I just got started with this specific compiler, so I'm still getting accustomed to the new conventions. Thanks for the insight. |
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