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I believe so too, alas I am a mere intern and would prefer to get it to spec rather than ask for a change in requirements on my first project :tongue:

And I beleive you are rightabout the DSP core...

This code yields:

32768 65535

so it does seem that yes, my integers are 16 bits in size whether they're signed or unsigned. Hm. I don't see why this architecture makes sense from a design...

Could you elaborate on this idea a bit? I get it at a high level and I think if I come up with the right implementation, there should be no big problem with doing this (will be a lot more annoying...

This code yields:

-32768 -1

So my Max int is -1? I may be a novice with C, and correct me if I'm wrong, but that seems like total nonsense.

Also, returning sizeof(struct glog) yields 44 like...

The result of this program yields:

1 1 1 7

:confused: So it would seem my sizeof function does not work in the same way as most of what I have read online seems to be suggesting.
I am...

After reading a link I found here regarding padding/alignment: Structure Member Alignment, Padding and Data Packing | GeeksforGeeks

I think I roughly understand a little bit of the problem I seem...

See that's another thing. My 'sizeof' function is not working as I expect it to. If I print out a 'sizeof' anything, it will tell me the amount of items it contains, as opposed to the amount of bytes...

Hi everyone.

I have what seemed to be a simple problem at the start (famous last words) but now I am pretty confused as to whats going wrong.

I need to write several structures to a binary...

You are right, my bad. The compiler does issue a warning, for each function called, stating that the function is "implicitly called", and how it was "previously declared to return int". Then when I...

Hello!

I am new to C programming and am having a bit of trouble understanding scope and how it relates to header files.

I have a single C file "foo.c" that has probably on the order of 30...