#Strings in C
Having yet again tried to get to grips with C, I have a little question
for you old hands:
How do I define in C (using DICE) the string which in assembler is:
dc.b $9B,"0 p",0
If I use "\x9B0 p" I get the equivalent of $B0," p" with a warning that
the hex value has more than two characters (i.e. the 9 has been ignored by
DICE), and if I use "\x9B 0 p" I get the string $9B," 0 p" – i.e. with a
superfluous space.
If it makes any difference, I would like to #define the above string.
Regards,
Shraddhan (via AP from Hertfordshire, England)