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Are you using TI's code composer studio? I didn't know you could do that in it.
The 'u' at the end will be specifying that the literal value (0x100) is to be stored as an unsigned integer. I have seen that use in C# programming.
It is the 0x preceding the literal value that specifies hexadecimal, 0b preceding it would indicate binary (as 0b100, or possibly 0b100u to also indicate unsigned int).
Are you using TI's code composer studio? I didn't know you could do that in it.
The 'u' at the end will be specifying that the literal value (0x100) is to be stored as an unsigned integer. I have seen that use in C# programming.
It is the 0x preceding the literal value that specifies hexadecimal, 0b preceding it would indicate binary (as 0b100, or possibly 0b100u to also indicate unsigned int).
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