What is this doing?
#define BASE_ADDR (ADDR64(ORNAND_BASE_ADDR))
Where as ADDR64 is a 16 bit hex number and ORNAND_BASE_ADDR is an 8 bit hex number.
I'm trying to understand the reasoning behind putting a (hexnumber(hexnumber)) format.
Thanks
What is this doing?
#define BASE_ADDR (ADDR64(ORNAND_BASE_ADDR))
Where as ADDR64 is a 16 bit hex number and ORNAND_BASE_ADDR is an 8 bit hex number.
I'm trying to understand the reasoning behind putting a (hexnumber(hexnumber)) format.
Thanks
anyone?
(hexnumber(hexnumber))
What is this doing?
It's generally considered rude to bump your threads, especially after less than half an hour has passed.
Only in C++.But the var(num) syntax can be used to initialize a variable with a given value.
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