On 2007-04-02, Stokes, Mark <[email protected]> wrote:
> You could also organize your variables into arrays of each
> type. This way they will be allocated at the same time and in
> contiguous memory. Then, just use each variable as a separate
> variable as you do now. You can setup enums with the same
> names you currently use to keep things straight (for
> indexing). The final benefit for this is if you need to save
> your program state (say to flash for a shutdown or for PC
> programming of internal variables), it is a very easy for
> loop.
Yikes. Did you used to write Fortran programs back in the 70s?
I vote for fixing the compiler.
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