Hi,
I have this
typedef struct prog_list_tag {
u16 index;
u16 bank_number;
char file_name[4];
char bank_name[16];
} prog_bank_list_t;
// each entry represents one available PROG bank on SD card
prog_bank_list_t prog_bank_list[100];
and this:
extern char current_prog_bank_name[16];
How can I copy the bank_name in the struct (e.g. the one in the second entry of prog_bank_list) into the array current_prog_bank_name?
I think I got a mental block right now…
T.K
2
#include <string.h>
...
int bank = 0;
memcpy((char *)current_prog_bank_name, (char *)prog_bank_list[bank].bank_name, 16);
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Best Regards, Thorsten.
I definitely had a mental block! Thanks!!
I also want to “memcpy”
C, 8Bit Core, 18F4685:
#include <string.h>
int MtxLoad0[8]; //Destination Array
int Mtx0Part0[8]; //Source Array
if(pin == 0 && pin_value == 0){memcpy(MtxLoad0, Mtx0Part0, 8);}
give me this error:
error: missing definition for symbol “_memcpy”, required by “_output/main.o”
where do i have to define “memcpy”?
T.K
5
memcpy() isn’t available, copy it with a for loop…
Best Regards, Thorsten.
ok thankz i made this:
#include <string.h>
int MtxLoad0[8]; //Destination Array
int Mtx0Part0[8]; //Source Array
int LoroCount; //counter 4 "for" loop -LoadRoll...
if(pin == 0 && pin_value == 0)
{for(LoRoCount=0; LoRoCount<8; LoRoCount++) {MtxLoad0[LoRoCount]=Mtx0Part0[LoRoCount];}}