Hi,
   I'm compiling a program in MPLAB C32 and I have a very odd thing going
on. The compiler seems to be swaping the order of the parameters passed to a
function. Here is the code (simplified. It is being simulated on MPLAB SIM):

  The idea was to make a circular buffer.

void main(void)
{
    do{
        for( i = 0; i < 100; i++ )
        {
            LoadToBufferCirc( (signed long*)Channel2Bfr, 1, 100 );
        }

        for( i = 0; i < 100; i++ )
        {
            longtemp3 = GetFromBuffer( (signed long*)Channel2Bfr, (unsigned
char)i, (unsigned char)BufferCh2Len );
        }

    }while(1);
}


The functions are:

void LoadToBufferCirc( signed long* ChannelBfr, signed long Data, unsigned
char BufferLen )
{
    signed long Pointer;

    Pointer = ChannelBfr[0];

    Pointer++;

    if( Pointer >= BufferLen )
        Pointer = 0x01;

    ChannelBfr[Pointer] = Data;
    ChannelBfr[0] = Pointer;

}

signed long GetFromBuffer( signed long* ChannelBfr, unsigned char PosBuffer,
unsigned char LenBuffer )
{
    signed long Pointer;

    if( PosBuffer >= LenBuffer )
        return;

    Pointer = ChannelBfr[0];    // Load the current end pointer
    Pointer++;                    // The oldes data is right next to the
Last Pointer
    Pointer    += PosBuffer;        // Load the offset

    if( Pointer >= LenBuffer )
    {
        Pointer = Pointer - LenBuffer;
//        Pointer;
    }
    return ChannelBfr[Pointer];
}


The problem is that in LoadToBufferCirc(), LenBuffer is 1 and Data is 100,
wich is the opposite of what I'm sending from main(). Anyone seen this
before? Is a bug or I can't see an error in my code?

Regards,
Mauricio
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