CW for DSC56F800\E - Declaration Syntax Error

[v_dave]

Hello All,

My project was moving along just fine but the other day something happened and I am not sure what.  Now when I compile my project I get 6 errors, all of them are the same type of error and all occur in the same spot no matter what I change.

Here is a sample of what I get:

Error   : declaration syntax error
Events.c line 48   void QD1_OnHome(void) 

Here isthe code that generates the above error:

Code:

/* MODULE Events */#include "Cpu.h"#include "Events.h"#include "BCD_IF.h"#include "Step_Events.h"#include "CW_UA_RevA.h"#include "Mot_Cntrl.h"/*** ===================================================================**     Event       :  QD1_OnHome (module Events)****     From bean   :  QD1 [QuadratureDecoder]**     Description :**         This event is called when Home signal occurs (only when**         the Events are enabled <EnableEvent>)**     Parameters  : None**     Returns     : Nothing** ===================================================================*/#pragma interrupt called /* Comment this line if the appropriate 'Interrupt preserve registers' property */                         /* is set to 'yes' (#pragma interrupt saveall is generated before the ISR)      */void QD1_OnHome(void){   if(UA_Cntrl.Find_Home)   {        /* Write your code here ... */    stop_motor();     }}

 

I don't see any cause for the error.  Does anyone else see it?

 
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Alban Edit: target MCU in Subject line - Code Formatted

Message Edited by Alban on 2007-07-19 03:20 PM

[v_dave]

Sorry, I forgot:

Codewarrior for the DSC56F800\E

Version 8.0

This particular error is in the events.c file that was generated by PE.

[CompilerGuru]

Errors given by code which looks correct are usually somewhere else.
As your function is just behind the includes, I would suspect that the includes contain the actual bug. But its always also possible that it's a macro.
The simple check is to create a proprocessor output file via context menu, then look at it. In case you still dont see the bug, save and compile it too.

Daniel

[v_dave]

Hello,

Daniel, you were correct, the error was in an include file.  It was actually a dumb error (is there any other kind?) I was working on this file and then stepped away from my PC and forgot that I was in the middle of declaring a new function.  so all that was there was "void     "  and this was the last line (before the endif) so of course it carried thorugh to the .c files. 

Lesson to be learned:

Finish your function declarations before stepping away from the PC....

[CrasyCat]

Hello

I checked on a simple project.

Following code snippet can be build without any trouble.

#pragma interrupt called

void QD1_OnHome(void)
{
   if(test)
   {
   
    /* Write your code here ... */
    stop_motor();
 
   }

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