Hi all,
I have a question about passing the name of a pin as an argument to a
function. For example, I have a function driveservo(drivevalue, servopin)
and I might want to pass RA0 as the value for servopin.

The thing is, if I declare the function as void drvieservo(int drivevalue,
bit servopin) the compiler throws an error. I am a bit lost as to how to get
around this problem. I have tried a few hacks, but feel I am probably
missing something here.

Can anyone help out a Hi-Tech C newbie?

Thanks for any and all help,
James Fitzsimons

P.S I don't think it should make any difference, but driveservo is declared
in a different file (servo.c) than the file it is called from (motcont.c)

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