CTRL+T in the IDE would suffice.
I spotted this: the noButtonPressed() function returns a value:
int noButtonPressed()
{
return MW_BTNULL;
}
But when you call it, you just throw it away:
if(buttonValue >= 1000)
{
buttonPressed = 0;
noButtonPressed(); // is calling an extra fucntion
}
Also as a matter of coding style, I suggest you never omit { and } when writing an if() statement, even if there is only one statement inside that block. It helps code readability and maintainability (i.e. fewer "accidental" bugs).