I have an array defined as follows:
static UInt16 baudRate[] = {
115200,
57600,
38400,
28800,
19200,
14400,
9600,
4800,
2400,
1200,
600,
300
};
However, when I try to do something with these array values, I don't get the
values listed in the array but instead get different values. 57600 returns
0, 38400 returns 4096, 28800 returns 0, 19200 returns 44152, 14400 returns
0, 9600 returns 127, 4800 returns -5177343, 2400 returns 291908, 600 returns
250446, 300 returns 259140 and 115200 and 1200 both return a number that is
either greater than or less than the value that can be stored in a UInt16.
When I look at the array in debug, it has the correct values but if I try to
do anything with it (i.e. write the values to a list), the values are always
wrong.
I know that this same problem was reported by someone else back in Nov. 2000
(using g++) and no one came up with an answer. Well, this just has me
stumped and I would sure appreciate it someone could tell me what was going
on, or at least where to go to find out the answer.
Dave
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