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I have installed uVision5 and have noticed that under some variables there is a grey underline.
//! typedef for u64 typedef unsigned long long u64; //! typedef for u32 typedef unsigned long u32; //! typedef for u16 typedef unsigned short u16;
Although the above does not show the problem in this text editor, in uVision5 the "u16" & "u32" both have a grey underline. But "u64" has not.
Where can i find out what this under means?
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Rowland
Hans,
Sorry, yes you're correct in that example. The typedefs (some) were underlined.
Yet, load uVision5 up this morning they have gone.... but I'm sure they'll be back.
I have noticed this morning, they appear in "release" mode, but not "dedug" mode...
There must be an explanation for grey underlines?
Have you done a (re-)build ?
Some of the highlighting relies upon information gleaned during/from the build ...
"There must be an explanation for grey underlines"
You've not been using Keil long, then?
;)
You'd have thought/hoped it would be here:
http://www.keil.com/support/man/docs/uv4/uv4_ui_dynsyntax.htm
This page - www.keil.com/.../license_agreement_mdk.htm - indicates that the editor is (based on) Scintilla - dunno if that might help in finding answers.
Also: http://www.keil.com/products/uvision/ide_ov_whatsnew.asp