Maybe it's because I'm so volatile
It is not often that I need to use the C volatile
keyword (read: never).
That is why only yesterday I found out that the meaning behind volatile
is to indicate to the compiler that the value of the variable can be changed at any time, even without direct interaction with the variable (ie. the variable is mapped to an IO port or other hardware construct).
I've gotta remember that.
Written by Chris Heller
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