I run the following program in keil software....it shows printf ANSI-style prototype error.... please give a clue for correcting the error...
#include "Main.h" #include "show.h" #include "PRINTF51.c" void sho_inti(void) { int (*fnptr)(); fnptr=show; printf("Address of function:%u",&show); (*fnptr)(); } void show(void) { printf("\n function called using pointer"); }
"I run the following program in keil software"
That is not a program - that is just a snippet of source code.
You didn't even bother to follow the instructions on how to post source code: www.danlhenry.com/.../keil_code.png
"it shows printf ANSI-style prototype error"
So fix the error in your ANSI-style prototype!
You haven't included the standard header file that would give the correct prototype for printf, so presumably it must be in one of those other files that you've #included?
As we don't have access to those files, how do you expect us to be able to comment on them?
#include "PRINTF51.c"
Why are you #including a .c file??