Make oneByte and oneByteASCII char and it will do what you want.
Well, so far.
..but how can I then access the ASCII value of that character? I
specifically need that value.
The oneByte variable will already contain the ASCII value of that
character. In C, characters are treated as integers, and the value of
a character is the ASCII value that corresponds to that character. So
in fact, you don't even need the oneByteASCII variable; just use
oneByte.
-eric
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