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Try the ANSI strtok function defined in <string.h> which is used to extract fields separated by a token (colon in your case). TiL

Well, I suppose you have your motor connected to a parallel port of the HC11 (let's say PORTB for this example). You have to write to the port B with the proper value to control the proper bits in the proper order. If you use the original configuration of the HC11, the port B is located at...

One solution is to add another structure used to make the association between a member and a video. In the loan file, you would have one line per member-video association; there would be no video association in the member structure, nor member association in the video structure. With this...

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Can you send an except of your code where it hangs? If your code is written in C and the compiler is optimizing, then I suspect you forgot to put your pointer as volatile. Intead of declaring your pointer as int *pointer; Use volatile int *pointer; This will tell the compiler to read the...

I assume you are trying to run this from windows no? The command syntax shown here is done for unix. On unix, you can separate commands using &quot;;&quot;. On dos, this is not feasible. If I remember well, using gnu, you could try to replace the lines that way: instead of: cd usb; make...

Hi belsonc! The line you sent shows the following commands executed one after the other: cd GCC/ rm *.bin pilrc -I ../Src/ ../Src/Resources.rcp There is no *.bin files in GCC directory (probably just a warning output by rm function) pilrc executable file is not found. Where is this...

Sorry for the delay, I was on vacations... If your problem is still not solved, here is my feedback. Once you got your value in string[], you can do the following: float fVal; float fPtr; fPtr = (float *) string; // get a float pointer to point at the 4 bytes in the string fVal...

If I understand well your problem, here is a possible solution... Let's say you have: char *toto(); //which is the function returning the floating value as a char * And let's say you call toto from main: main() { char *cPtr; // pointer to char array float *fPtr; // pointer to float...

Start your computer in MS-DOS mode instead of in NT mode. Then copy your file and restart your computer. Hope it will work! Luc