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Complex numbers warnings(KB: Unexpected type: 6)

Chris Idema

Similar question as http://www.keil.com/forum/58410/ .
I use complex.h in one c-file. I compile that file as C99.
I get the following warnings:

KB: Unexpected type: 6
double _ComplexKB: Unexpected type: 6
double _ComplexKB: Unexpected type: 6
double _ComplexKB: Unexpected type: 6
double _ComplexKB: Unexpected type: 6
double _ComplexKB: Unexpected type: 6
ouble _Complex(3207): warning:  #177-D: variable "counter" was declared but never referenced


As you can see the warnings disrupt the compiler output. You can no longer click on the last warning.

I also get red markings in my code with the label: "error: use of undeclared identifier '__I__'".

How can I get rid of these warnings?

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