Keil forum char xdata *pointer _at_ postion : absolute illegal specifier

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char xdata *pointer _at_ postion : absolute illegal specifier

Egon Valentini over 18 years ago

Hi

Why does this declaration not work:
char xdata *pointer _at_ postion;

but this one works:
char xdata array[1] _at_ postion;

Should be theoretically the same, or not?

Thanks Egon

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0 Egon Valentini over 18 years ago in reply to Andy Neil

Your right, too much thinking today, therefore the confusion!!

Thanks for the link, the conversion of the generic pointer to a memory specific pointer solves the compiler error!

Thanks for the quick help
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0 Egon Valentini over 18 years ago in reply to Andy Neil

Your right, too much thinking today, therefore the confusion!!

Thanks for the link, the conversion of the generic pointer to a memory specific pointer solves the compiler error!

Thanks for the quick help
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