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18-06-2008, 09:34
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Re: Displaying a 16 bit integer on PIC 16F877?
More important then knowing the type of PIC is what compiler you are using.
In C18 %ld prints in hex and expects a long (32 bits) while an int is 16 bits In a compiler for your computer, both an int and a long are 32 bits, and both %d and %ld would print the same thing with both. Other compilers (especially embedded compilers) will all have small variations like that, that you can only learn about by reading the manual. |
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