Embedded C: defining a BYTE?

[spoken]

Hi,

I'm having problem defining a BYTE in this embedded C application that I writing.

I know that the byte representation for carriage return is : A0

What I'm doing is:

BYTE enterKey = AO;
ConsolePutROMString( (ROM char *)"LISTEN TO KEYBOARD\r\n" );
    if(ConsoleIsGetReady()){
          keyboard = ConsoleGet();								
         while(!keyboard==enterKey) {
	    keyboard = ConsoleGet();
	    PrintChar( keyboard );
           ConsolePutROMString( (ROM char *)" - KEYBOARD MESSAGE\r\n" );
}
}

Basically i'm trying to read the console and if there is a keyboard input, I'll do a while loop to keep reading the input until I receive an "enter" key.

Thanks.

[Banfa]

I know that the byte representation for carriage return is : A0

But it isn't, it's 0x0A

[spoken]

But it isn't, it's 0x0A

Yes, i finally manage to do it by defining
BYTE e = 0x0A;

Thanks