Try this:

const unsigned char Str1 [2][5] =3D {"Hello\0", "Bye  \0"};

That should put an explicit NULL at the end of each string.

Microchip wrote:
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> I want to declare an array of strings like :
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> const unsigned char Str1 [2][5] =3D {"Hello", "Bye  "};
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> My problem is the compilator doesn't put the null caracter (\0) at end =
of each string.
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> I also try :
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> const unsigned char Str1 [2][6] =3D {"Hello", "Bye  "};
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> but it also doesn't work.
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> Please can someone help me?
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> Jonathan Poulin
> Technicien en =E9lectronique et programmeur
> Nova Biomatique Inc
> jpoulin@novabiomatique.com
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