Hello Vincent,
I have seen the other responses to this thread. One
can use binary values in AVR GCC 3.4.3. In fact I had
used the same in some of my projects and I am not able
to make a guess on why you are getting an error. Just
a guess, have you typed zeros correctly in the
original code? (by mistake o is not typed in place of
0???)
Nayani
--- Vincent Trouilliez >
> Yes, I get a compiler error in both cases.
>
> About foo = 0b1111000; or foo = 0B11110000; it says
> :
>
> main.c:92:9: invalid suffix "b11110000" on integer
> constant
>
> ...and about foo = b11110000; it says:
>
> main.c:92: error: `b11110000' undeclared (first use
> in this function)
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