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Vaclav_23-May-18 3:17
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Leon and everybody, thanks for all your help.
Now I can sleep better.

One more "thing" - if I use uint32_t adding 1 results in pointer being incremented by 4. If I use uint8_t same process increments the pointer by 1.
So - is the BCM2835 memory "only" 8 bits wide?

Cheers and thanks again.
Vaclav

Somebody is trying to tell me something - I just got very close hit by lightning and lost power so I have to start over.

This "byte" reference make no sense to me.
If uint32 is 4 bytes wide - why did they name it "32"?

uint32 IS 32 bits variable and if adding 1 uint32 variable to the original pointer comes up with ADDRESS offset of 4 that means there are 4 8 bits wide memory locations AKA memory is 8 bits wide.


I know I am not the best communicator - but I never did question pointer arithmetic.
I do not get why some people always volunteer to "teach" and then complain about it.
Ever since I join this forum I appreciated straight talk, now it looks very similar to forum ,which should remain nameless, - everybody is a teacher and fails to read the posts.
Of course when I express my feelings I get flamed.

I better quit - the storm is getting too close.

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