Passing macro parameters via function

[Vaclav_]

registerSAM))

Any help would be appreciated.

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[Richard Andrew x64]

Vaclav_Sal wrote:

#define portREGISTER(port,registerSAM) (&;(port->registerSAM))

Since you already have a & character in the macro definition, why do you have one in the macro call?

Vaclav_Sal wrote:

P_CB[iIndex] =   portREGISTER(digitalPinToPort(*TFT_LCD_ControlPins),&(cRegisterType));

The difficult we do right away... ...the impossible takes slightly longer.

[Vaclav_]

This was just an attempt to solve the problem, passing "just" char did not work either. I thin I found a workaround / hack to fix this, but still like to know how to pass the symbol as a variable.

[Lost User]

I do not see any macro here, and I really cannot understand what all the above is supposed to do. It would really help, as I have suggested many times, if you showed the actual code clearly, and within <pre> tags so it is readable.

[Vaclav_]

#define portREGISTER(port,registerSAM) (&(port->registerSAM))

[Lost User]

I think your excessive use of the addressof operator (&) is confusing the compiler.

[Vaclav_]

And I think you really do not know the answer and just wasting your time. If you bother to follow the thread I did mention I tested it without the & and it did not work. I suppose since I did not use code tags correctly it is my fault. Thanks, go back to policing the posts. You do that very well. Have a nice day.

[Lost User]

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