[A89] Re: Problem w/ BITMAP (TI-SDK)
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[A89] Re: Problem w/ BITMAP (TI-SDK)
> I'm using the TI SDK beta1, and am trying to put a bitmap (74 rows x 158 cols)
on the screen. However, It's throwing an error (too many initializers at {level
2}) at the first five bytes of the bmp after the rows, cols:
>
> These five
> BITMAP world = {74,158,{0xFF,0xFF,0xFF,0xFF,0xFF.....}};
>
> What's going on?
This is because the TI SDK defines BITMAP like this:
typedef struct {
WORD NumRows;
WORD NumCols;
BYTE Data[1];
} BITMAP;
Probably because their compiler doesn't like empty or zero-length vectors.
Try defining your own BITMAP struct:
typedef struct {
WORD NumRows;
WORD NumCols;
BYTE Data[your length goes here];
} MY_BITMAP;
MY_BITMAP world = ...
The only problem is that whenever you use it with something that requires a
BITMAP you must cast it to one.
> If one is travelling faster than light, would he be able to get e-mail?
If anyone starts a discussion like the one not that long ago on this subject I'm
going to scream! =)
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