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If statement do not work (?) Newbie Question

Dear friends,

I am writing a small code for an 89LPC935 and KEIL uVision3 + MCB900 board, and all goes good untill i try to enter the If .. else statement :((

Take a look and give me some tip if available >>>

If (Keyb_input == 0x0B); // Keyboard "Play" press
    {
        Debug++;         // Increment Debug register
        P2 = Debug;      // Debug keypad press to Port2
                                }

Notes:
(*) The Keyb_input is declared at the begining of the program as unsigned char data Keyb_input

(*) Error messages are >> missing function prototype requires ANSI-style prototype

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0 Ulf SaÃŸ over 17 years ago in reply to Timothy Kondos

"If" with capital letter?
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0 Ulf SaÃŸ over 17 years ago in reply to Timothy Kondos

"If" with capital letter?
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0 Timothy Kondos over 17 years ago in reply to Ulf SaÃŸ

Dear coding friends,

I didnt thought "C" programming was so strict grammar sensitive. Anyway, it worked , just replacing the capital "I" to if statement. All ok now ,

Thanks again all:))
Special thanks to Ulf SaÃŸ
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0 Christoph Franck over 17 years ago in reply to Timothy Kondos

I didnt thought "C" programming was so strict grammar sensitive.

You need to get a good book that provides an introduction to C. The fact that C is case-sensitive is usually mentioned near the very beginning of such books.

IF, If, iF and if are four completely different things to a C compiler.
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