On 18 Sep 2005 at 9:36, Jesper Hansen wrote:
It's just as before; one element at a time.
In this case, your element is the first structure :
struct param param_list[] = {
{ "Engine Speed", "RPM", "%4d" },
{ "Coolant Temp", "°C", "%3.1f" },
{ "Turbo Pressure", "Bar", "%2.1" },
{ e.t.c. },
{ NULL, NULL, NULL }
};
Note that as another example, I left out the length of the param_list,
you can detect the end by checking for the NULL pointers.
The problem with this using avr-gcc, is that the data is stored in RAM, and not
in
FLASH. This makes the use of these sorts of structures much more problematical.
In order to access any data in flash using avr-gcc, one needs in essence to get a
pointer that points to the specific data one wants to read.
Regards
Anton Erasmus
Vincent Trouilliez wrote:
Hi,
I know how to initialize arrays with one dimension, like this :
const type variable[3] = {value1, value2, value3 };
but now I am having to initialize an array of structures, and I am
getting lost :-/ Here is my declaration :
ui.h
----
//data type for one engine parameter
struct param {
char desc[11]; //parameter name ("Engine Speed",
"Coolant
Temp",...) char unit[4]; //unit to be used ('%', "RPM",
"°C",
"Bar" ...) char format[6]; //printf format string: how to
format
the number on the LCD
};
//table containing the definition for all engine parameters
extern const struct param param_list[30];
What's the syntax to initialize my "param" array above ?!
Thanks in advance... :-)
Regards,
--
Vince
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