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Can any one tell what does this below code mean?
Dec 1 2011 10:51 AM
I have a macro as follows
#define T_412_A 0xB4C
typedef unsigned long UINT32;
Now i am passing this value to another function as follows:
interface((void *)T_412_A);//
1. what i am sending here either value 0xB4C or address of that
And i am receiving the same in another function as follows and sending the same to another function as follows:
UINT32 interface(void * dynamic_data_vp)//
2. what i have received here
{
decode_bit_format((void *)dynamic_data_vp);
//what i am sending here address or value
}
decode_bit_format(void * text_data_vp)
//what i am receiving here
{
My actual intention is to get the original value 0xB4C here if i am doing anything wrong correct it so that i can get the value here which is 0xB4C
}
This is pure C code answer required ASAP.
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