John W. Temples wrote:

> NULL is defined in stdio.h

Hi John,

Yes, thanks, you are correct about the above -- I did not mean to imply NULL
was a C keyword.

The code still compiles without error if I comment out '#include <stdio.h>'.

I'm wondering why the PICC Lite compiler still recognizes 'NULL' in the
absence of stdio.h?
(All I have for includes is: #include <pic.h>).

> NULL is normally used for comparison with a pointer, not a char.

Thanks also for the clarification on the use of 'NULL'.
Do you know of a pre-defined label in a header file somewhere that is more
appropriate in this case?

I know I could easily define my own( #define NULL_CHARACTER 0x00 ).

Thanks again John.

Regards,

Ken Pergola

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