Reputation: 37
I get warning:
Initialization makes pointer from integer without a cast
This is my code:
case 4:
{
uint8_t* adr = 12;
writeEEPROM((uint8_t *) adr, &z, sizeof(z));
}
writeEEPROM have:
void writeEEPROM( uint8_t* eeAddress, uint8_t* buffAddress, uint32_t byteCount ){....
Where is my problem.
And maybe question 2: it is possible if I send union address into a function writeEEPROM?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 863
Reputation: 214770
The problem is the part of the code that makes a pointer from integer without a cast. Change to uint8_t* adr = (uint8_t*)12;
it is possible if I send union address into a function writeEEPROM?
Yes, you can write any kind of data. However, mind struct/union padding and alignment. It is common that the EEPROM has different alignment requirements than RAM variables.
Upvotes: 1