At 10:09 AM 7/24/2003 -0700, you wrote:
>Hi to all
>
>I need to generate 2 pulses one of them is inverted.  every 16,66 ms
>Interrupt I use this to create first pulse
>
>Led1^=0x01;  // this will toggle the bit
>
>Now second one I need to xor and invert
>
>Led2^=0x01;
>Led2=(~led2); // this line generates an error I know it is wrong

The ~ unary operator only works with "integer types" (char, int, etc.).
Assuming you've got something
else, you can use the ! operator, which works with all scalar types.

Led2 = !Led2;
Led1 = !Led2;

Best regards,

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