Thanks for the tip. I found the problem I was attempting to define a constant as a binary value, and 0x01000000 wouldn't work, so I tried 0b01000000, a notation that was used in Palm OS Debugger. That caused the problem. Solution was to just change the constants into hex equivalents. BTW, is there a way to express an 8bit unsigned integer as a binary value?
Neither Standard C or Standard C++ define a way of writing a binary constant. CW's compiler supports 0bXXXXXXXX notation as a language extension; some versions of GCC support this also, but I don't know when this was added to the GCC front-end.
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