On Friday 19 February 2016 15:02:56 Ralph Corderoy wrote:
> Also, compile with the C compiler option -Wall to turn on all warnings.
> You're probably doing
I am using -Wall and also -g to turn on debugging.
> while (foo = 1) ...
>
> and it's never false.
My loop doesn't use while it looks like this:
for (;;)
{
printf ('Daylight LEDs Brighten')
for (bright = LowPC ; bright < HiPC ; ++bright)
{
pwmWrite (1, bright) ;
delay (PWM_Pause_Time) ;
}
etc.....
}
This is the main bit that I culled from Gordon Henderson's example, which
works. The vars are declared and initialised just before entering the loop.
I think I'm right in saying that this will also never come come back, but I
get no O/P to the console, not even the printf statement. Also, the LED
doesn't illuminate, let alone brighten.
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