I have a function which call by
test0.write() to write to some register
how do I do this
char str[7]="test";
strcat(str, "0");
so I can do this
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I have a function which call by
test0.write() to write to some register
how do I do this
char str[7]="test";
strcat(str, "0");
so I can do this
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