In article <1119561612.607959.244380@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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"sri" <smupparaju@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>Hi group,
>
>I am using motorola microcontroller for my project. In one of the
>sample projects I have seen a function wprintstr, which is not defined
>in any of the projects (so a library function i suppose). It was not
>listed in the codewarrior help. While searching in google i found that
>,in C it prints a 16 bit word( I am not sure if it is defined by user
>for that project or there in C compiler) . The exact occurence is as
>follows:
>
>if defined( WIN32 )
> WPRINTSTR( pkt->cmd.Data );
>
>I understand that it prints Data but to where? Has that got anything to
>do with WIN32 scripting?
>Can any one help me???
Where did you find this, that looks like a visual Basic method.
C is case sensative so that is not the same function as wprintstr()
can you give me more information, what chip, what version of
CodeWarrior and so on, I'll try to help you.
Ron
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