Code: /* ---------------------------------------------------------------------- * DECLARE your own open(), close(), addr(), and byte() routines here. * */
static int open1(), close1(), addr1(), byte1(); static int open2(), close2(), addr2(), byte2(); static int open3(), close3(), addr3(), byte3(); static int open4(), close4(), addr4(), byte4();
/* ---------------------------------------------------------------------- * ADD an entry to this table to register your * output format routines. Give your object format * a name to be specified with the -F option. * */
static int format; static struct { char *name; int (*e_open)(); int (*e_close)(); int (*e_addr)(); int (*e_byte)(); } formtab[] = { { "tdr", open1, close1, addr1, byte1 }, { "byte", open2, close2, addr2, byte2 }, { "od", open3, close3, addr3, byte3 }, { "srec2", open4, close4, addr4, byte4 }, { "srec3", open4, close4, addr4, byte4 }, { "srec4", open4, close4, addr4, byte4 } };
#define FORMTABSIZE (sizeof(formtab)/sizeof(formtab[0])) Hi,
Above the structure declared the function in structure. This sample code is picked from other sample project code. This sample project i took from net is not completed source and some of the .h and .c file is not included.
The call functions:
Code: (*formtab[format].e_open)(file,ftype,arg); (*formtab[format].e_close)(); (*formtab[format].e_addr)(a); (*formtab[format].e_byte)(b); The compiler show:-> error C267: 'function': requires ANSI-style prototype
How to declare the function? I already included initial define function prototype. I think my function prototype is wrong.
The attached file is the code. Please help me...
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here is A COPY OF THe source code from the projekt.
Code: /* ---------------------------------------------------------------------- * DECLARE your own open(), close(), addr(), and byte() routines here. * */ static int open1(), close1(), addr1(), byte1(); static int open2(), close2(), addr2(), byte2(); static int open3(), close3(), addr3(), byte3(); static int open4(), close4(), addr4(), byte4(); /* ---------------------------------------------------------------------- * ADD an entry to this table to register your * output format routines. Give your object format * a name to be specified with the -F option. * */ static int format; static struct { char *name; int (*e_open)(); int (*e_close)(); int (*e_addr)(); int (*e_byte)(); } formtab[] = { { "tdr", open1, close1, addr1, byte1 }, { "byte", open2, close2, addr2, byte2 }, { "od", open3, close3, addr3, byte3 }, { "srec2", open4, close4, addr4, byte4 }, { "srec3", open4, close4, addr4, byte4 }, { "srec4", open4, close4, addr4, byte4 } }; #define FORMTABSIZE (sizeof(formtab)/sizeof(formtab[0]))
Hi,
Code: (*formtab[format].e_open)(file,ftype,arg); (*formtab[format].e_close)(); (*formtab[format].e_addr)(a); (*formtab[format].e_byte)(b);
The compiler show:-> error C267: 'function': requires ANSI-style prototype
Did you read what I said about function pointers?
Again, you need to understand the issues with function pointers in C51 before you do anything else!
As to function prototypes, that is a standard part of the ANSI 'C' language - nothing specifically to do with Keil nor the 8051. Any 'C' textbook will tell you about function prototypes...
pLEASE CAn you tell me wHAt is wrong ??????????????????????????????????????????????????????
First You need to prototype" you functions. "requires ANSI-style prototype" This is basic C
Second The Keil Compiler on the 8052 has issuses with function pointers. The functions may need to be declared reentrant. Look in the manual it explains the issues.
If you are a newbie you picked a difficult project to start. You are not going to get a simple answer for this.
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