Re: enum variables and extern

On Apr 30, 11:37 am, Charlie <evilzucch...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On Apr 30, 11:16 am, Eric Sosman <Eric.Sos...@xxxxxxx> wrote:

Charlie wrote On 04/30/07 10:35,:

I have a file, data.c, where I define all of my global variables.
[...]

Perhaps you should explain why you are dissatisfied
with the answers you got when you posted this same question
a week ago. Otherwise, chances are you'll get the same
answers all over again and be no further ahead than you
are right now.

--
Eric.Sos...@xxxxxxx

Sorry, I apologize for reposting it. I posted it last week and it
never showed up, as far as I could see. I sent a request to google to
fix it and never received a reponse. This morning I did do a search
for it and nothing came up so I assumed it never went through. So I
just tried to post it again. I will again search for the question to
see the responses I got there as well.

Again, I apologize

Charlie

My mistake was that I sorted by relevance and not by date. . . it
comes up in date.

First, I am not first and foremost a programmer. I did a little PHP a
few years ago but mainly design hardware and have been doing VHDL and
schematic capture for the past 7 years. I recently started this new
job and, it being a small company, when a new project came along my
boss said "hey, you have some programming experience, so you are in
charge of doing this embedded application."

So I got thrust back into the world of programming. So my style is
going to be bit rough around the edges because I am used to thinking
in parallel and now i have to think of everything sequentially. My
apologies for sounding like an unrefined noob.

I am working on an embedded processor where I am dealing with a lot of
different interrupts. From my hardware days, it always made sense to
make a flag or enable that would trigger different parts of my
design. I am not sure how to do that in C without global variables.

I am more than willing to take any suggestions or criticisms because I
would really like to refine my skills.

Thanks agian,

Charlie

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