Is the typedef of the in the header file with the external declaration?
Also using SENSORS_DATA_STRUCT as struct tag (struct SENSORS_DATA_STRUCT) requires the struct to be defined with the same tag. E.g.
typedef struct SENSORS_DATA_STRUCT {
u8t battery;
u8t sensor_connect;
s16t temperature;
u16t humidity;
} SENSORS_DATA_STRUCT;
basically in C tag names are in their own namespaces, the code snippet was using the SENSORS_DATA_STRUCT identifier as tag, but did not the identifier as tag too.
To avoid duplication you can also just use the tag only, then there is no need for a typedef.
The type definition then looks like this:
struct SENSORS_DATA_STRUCT {
u8t battery;
u8t sensor_connect;
s16t temperature;
u16t humidity;
};
tags can also be declared only as "struct SENSORS_DATA_STRUCT;" but you will need the type definition to actually define or access the array.
Just using the typedef name is also possible as long as you do not need any forward declaration or any recursive references, that only works with tags.
If this does not help in your case, please provide the full setup (compilable code) and the exact error message you get from the compiler.
Daniel
PS: Note that C++ has different rules in respect to tag names, in C++ tag identifiers get introduced in the enclosing namespace.
