Hello,
On the Slave receiver end(FG4618), I wrote:
short rcv_buf_address = 0x6E; // the address for UCB0RXBUF
const short *rcv_buf = &rcv_buf_address;
host_data = *rcv_buf;
But all I receive is junk values,
Krishna.
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Hello,
On the Slave receiver end(FG4618), I wrote:
short rcv_buf_address = 0x6E; // the address for UCB0RXBUF
const short *rcv_buf = &rcv_buf_address;
host_data = *rcv_buf;
But all I receive is junk values,
Krishna.
Aehm, what do you want with this code?
&UCBRXBUF is the address of UCBRXBUF. Which might (or might not, I didn't check, as it ias always defined in the header files) be 0x6e.
&rcv_buf_address, however, is the memory location of the rcv_buf_address variable and point somewher einto the ram area.
Now you let rcv_buf point to the address of the rcv_buf_address variable and then you read from where rcv_buf points to. Which would give, let's guess, 0x6e?
Not to mention that UCB0RXBUF is an unsigned char and not a short.
Why don't you just use
host_data=UCB0RXBUF;
?
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