But then a static storage class top level variable isn't really a "global" - it's not exported to the linker, so other modules don't see it.
This is usually done with functions, but it applies to variables as well. So don't declare a top level int as static if you need it to be visible to other modules (as it will be if you don't declare it to be static).
C A Reference Manual by Harbison & Steele ( "H&S" ) is a good reference - compiler writers know a language the best. Plus, it covers C99 features that NI is adding to CVI native compiler.
Menchar
Message Edited by menchar on 04-14-2009 11:06 AM
Message Edited by menchar on 04-14-2009 11:06 AM
