| ??? 08/25/12 15:58 Read: times |
#188165 - A simple doubt in C |
A simple set of statements :
P0MDOUT |= 0x10; // Enable TX0 as a push-pull output P1MDIN &= ~0x7F; // Set desired pins as analog inputs While the first one is quite obvious that I am loading 0x10 into P0MDOUT without disturbing any bits that could have already been set, the second statement is a bit convoluted. (What I want to load is 0x80) So whats the big fun in doing this in this fashion ? I am sure its being done with a reason , but maybe I am missing the point. ( For all those experts in C out there, this could almost be a stupid query. So ...just spare a thought that there could be novices also and for whom c-code is hobby....!!) Cheers Raghu |
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