1 Effective date searches are available only for US area codes. 2  Our sources for non-US NPA-NXX data do not provide this information. 3  If you want to search an entire area code regardless of activity, leave both the next and past days fields set to zero. Effective date searches are available only for US area codes. 2  Our sources for non-US NPA-NXX data do not provide this information. 3  If you want to search an entire area code regardless of activity, leave both the next and past days fields set to zero.
If you press Y (for yes) in response to this message, the batch program ends and control returns to the operating system. Therefore, you can insert the pause command before a section of the batch file you may not want to process. While pause suspends processing of the batch program, you can press CTRL+C and then Y to stop the batch program.
The issue is your semicolon. #define does not require a semicolon on the end of it. #define PIN_MICROPHONE 13 void loop() { analogRead(PIN_MICROPHONE); } Typically the #define is a pre-compiled directive. That means before the code is compiled a find and replace is done on the text. So the IDE saw the code below. void loop() { analogRead(13;); //not going to work } PS: I thought #defines were not encouraged in Arduino style guides.