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So, I am new to Keil. I am porting a project in and building to find errors.
I get multiple error 18's insisting a ")" is expected on a simple line that is perfectly legitimate c syntax. Such as this function:
uint8_t si_rd_user() { uint8_t value; twi_write(SI_ADDR, SI_READ_USER_REGISTER); value = twi_read(SI_ADDR); return(value); }
The twi_write line is errored, but it certainly does not need any further parens Oddly, the line is not x'd as an error.
What is going on here. Can anyone help with this?
Thanks Robin@TL
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"on a simple line that is perfectly legitimate c syntax"
That usually means the actual error occurred somewhere before that line, which puts the compiler out-of-sync - the error is reported at the point at which it can no longer make any sense of the text.
So please also post a few lines of context before the point at which the error is reported, and identify the exact position of the report.
Also please post the full and unabridged text of the error.
Use copy & paste - do not manually re-type.
Hello, Thanks for the reply. I have resolved this, however I am not sure why it mattered. The only thing I did was add GNU Extensions to the Language/Code Generation Options. Can you help me understand why that mattered w/r/t this error indication? Thank you, Robin
Not from the information provided so far.
See previous request.