Definition:

#include <aOOPic.tea>




void aOOPic_WriteInt(

char oopic, char addr, char mask, int data);

Parameters:

oopic	-	The node setting of the target OOPic.
addr	-	The address of the int to be written.
mask	-	A mask for which bits to modify.
data	-	The data to be written.

Return Value:

This routine does not return a value.

Description:

This routine writes an int to the object RAM in an OOPic microcontroller.  A bit of 0 in the mask value flags a bit to be modified.  A mask of 0 modifies an entire byte.  The mask is applied to both bytes in the int parameter.

This routine reverses the byte-ordering of the stored data for compatibility with OOPic byte-ordering of 2-byte values.  Generalized 2-byte data transfers must account for this byte-reordering or use two single-byte accesses.

Example:

aOOPic_WriteInt(4,124,0,730);

This would write a value of 730 into the two bytes stored at location 124 in the object RAM of an OOPic with a node setting of 4.  The two bytes of the int parameter are stored in reverse order.

Related:

aOOPic_WriteInt, aOOPic_ReadInt, aOOPic_WriteChar, aOOPic_ReadChar