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Re: WPILIB: WriteSerialPortOne(unsigned char) Warning on Compile
Double quotes denote a string, which is a pointer in C. For a character, use single quotes.
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Re: WPILIB: WriteSerialPortOne(unsigned char) Warning on Compile
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WriteSerialPortOne('J'); Works like a champ. I got PLC code on the brain this morning...not C code...need more coffee.... |
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