by emertxe_admin | Feb 13, 2018 | C, C programming, Blog
Introduction: Let us understand what a datatype is, before we start learning about Enumeration in C. Datatype in any programming language is the collection or group of data with the values which has fixed characteristics. There are three different datatypes generally...
by emertxe_admin | Jan 29, 2018 | C, C programming, Embedded, Emertxe, Blog
Introduction In any programming language, there are a set of keywords available, which can’t be used as variable name. It is because keywords are reserved and they have a special meaning. Keywords which are also called as reserved names can be anything like a command...
by emertxe_admin | Sep 25, 2017 | Blog, Education, C, C programming, Embedded, Emertxe
An operator that performs operation on a “bit-level” is said to be bit-wise operator. Generally, bitwise operators in C operate on a single bit at a time. Though it operates on a bit at a time, it needs one byte as input. C provides six bit-wise operators....
by emertxe_admin | Sep 21, 2017 | Embedded, Blog, Uncategorized, C, C programming
Introduction C is a general-purpose computer programming language which can be used in wide variety of applications. Operating systems, application software for computers ranging from supercomputers to embedded systems are written in C. While C has been a versatile...
by emertxe_admin | May 10, 2014 | C, Embedded, Linux, Programming, Open Source, Blog
Introduction: Pointers are always been a complex topic for the newbies into the C programming world. It will be more confusion for the newbies when these ‘sharp knives’ are used along with some qualifiers like ‘const’in C programming. In this...
by emertxe_admin | May 6, 2014 | Embedded, Programming, Open Source, Self learning kit project, Blog, DS, C, Debugging
Void Pointers : Definition Void pointers are the pointer variables which has no specific data type. These are also called as Generic pointers because it can point to any data type. In General, the compiler has no idea what type of object a void Pointer really points...
