J janetsmith2000@yahoo.com New Member Feb 8, 2004 #1 hi, I know if i want to declare 2 byte and 4 byte variables, i could use int8 a; int32 b; however, if i want to declare 3-byte variable, how to do it? is int8 a[3]; the only way?
hi, I know if i want to declare 2 byte and 4 byte variables, i could use int8 a; int32 b; however, if i want to declare 3-byte variable, how to do it? is int8 a[3]; the only way?
S StupidDum New Member Feb 8, 2004 #2 yea. guess using array is the only way computer process data in either 8,16, or 32 bits however, if you have lots of RAM left in your PIC, you could just define it as int32.
yea. guess using array is the only way computer process data in either 8,16, or 32 bits however, if you have lots of RAM left in your PIC, you could just define it as int32.