Writing structures of language C in general is consisted of 4 blocks:
1. Header.
2. Constanta declaration global and or variable.
3. Function and or procedure (this can be written under principal program).
4.
1. Header.
2. Constanta declaration global and or variable.
3. Function and or procedure (this can be written under principal program).
4.
Principal program.
In general, programming C was simplest programming to be done with only writes down main program only, that is:
Void main (void)
{
….
}
The full programming done is:
/*HEADER for call library that will used*/
#include
#include
/*Constanta declaration and or global variable */
Unsigned char dt, xx;
Char buf[33];
/* Function declaration and or procedure */
Unsigned char lamp (unsigned char bitn)
{
PORTA=bitn & 0x3C;
}
/*Main program */
Void main (void);
/* Constanta declaration and or local variable */
Char data;
PORTA=0x00;
DDRA=0xF0;
While (1)
{
…
};
}
In general, programming C was simplest programming to be done with only writes down main program only, that is:
Void main (void)
{
….
}
The full programming done is:
/*HEADER for call library that will used*/
#include
#include
/*Constanta declaration and or global variable */
Unsigned char dt, xx;
Char buf[33];
/* Function declaration and or procedure */
Unsigned char lamp (unsigned char bitn)
{
PORTA=bitn & 0x3C;
}
/*Main program */
Void main (void);
/* Constanta declaration and or local variable */
Char data;
PORTA=0x00;
DDRA=0xF0;
While (1)
{
…
};
}
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