Yes, that's correct.

I tried using []. Will I have to use it for each element of the array?

Original code looks like this: if (local->decode) { swt[0] = 0; swt[1] = 1; swt[2] = 1; swt[3] = 1; up to [15] } locals->temp = 0; for (mode_index = 0; mode_index < 16; mode_index++) { if (swt[mode_index] == 1) { locals->temp += (1 << mode_index); } } ==================================== What I am attempting to do looks like this where I tried *swt and swt[0], swt[1], swt[2], etc...: nom3as = nim3as if (nom3as == 0) nom3ac = 0; else nom3as |= 0x00002000; nom3ac = swt;

A thumbwheel switch (swt) has been assigned a 16 element array to determine which number is selected. How would I access that data? When I try *swt, I recieved error messages and warnings. When I use swt[0-16], I get zeroes as the switch values.