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That is correct. I had the define line as:




#define DEBOUNCE_TIME 30;



Thanks.

LOL. I just found my stupid error. I ended the DEBOUNCE_TIME definition with a semicolon.

Yes. It seems fine, doesn't it. I just broke it up like this:



if (!GPIO_ReadInputPin(BUTTON_PORT,BUTTON_PIN)) { if (button_db > DEBOUNCE_TIME) button_press_gf = TRUE; }


It...

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I am getting an error with what seems to be very simple. Here it is


if (!GPIO_ReadInputPin(BUTTON_PORT,BUTTON_PIN) && (button_db > DEBOUNCE_TIME)) { button_press_gf = TRUE; }...

Thanks for your comments.
John

This worked. Thanks. I'm still unsure why mine didn't work though. In this case, making a typedef of the pointer was trivial. But, in a larger program it might be useful. Do you know why I got...

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I am working through the example problem at Prime Pattern | CodeChef. (As a side note: This is a very good site for anyone that wants to practice their programming skills.) I have made...

It works on my machine within 30 seconds. Try to compile it on yours and see if it works. I noticed that zero was included in that statement. That is why I added the !r1, !r2, ..., !r8 to the do...

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I was recently looking for problems online to practice my code writing. I came across this problem, and I thought others may like to try it. Here is the question: where can you place...

Here is another way to do it:




#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

typedef struct

Of course. I thought it was probably something easy. Thanks for the help!

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I have been going through the C++ tutorial about classes. I decided to try a simple program to practice. The program asks the users for a cook time and says if the cooking worked or not...