Problem with jumping from a function to another and back again

[admin]

Hi. Below are 2 functions:

byte self_test(void)
    {   
        ...

        ...

        testing();
    } 

byte testing(void)
    {   
        ...

        ...

        self_test();
    }

From the testing function, I'm able to jump to the self_test function since the self_test function is declared above the testing function. However, I'm unable to jump to the testing function if I'm in the self_test function because the testing function is declared below the self_test function. Anyone knows a way to jump between these 2 functions continuously? Thx

[kef · Accepted solution]

Do you mean compiler produces warnings or doesn't compile at all because of missing testing() prototype? Then add it above self_test(): 

byte testing(void);

[admin]

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kef wrote:

Do you mean compiler produces warnings or doesn't compile at all because of missing testing() prototype? Then add it above self_test(): 

byte testing(void);

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Thx for the reply. The compiler cannot compile at all because it cannot find testing(). And if I put testing() above self_test(), then the compiler will not be able to find self_test(). Therefore I'm only able to jump from one function to the other, but not vice versa.. lol. I've tried inserting "byte testing(void);" above self_test(). But the compiler still cannot compile 

[Lundin]

If prototypes doesn't solve it, the problem is related to something else. Post the code.

[admin]

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Lundin wrote:
If prototypes doesn't solve it, the problem is related to something else. Post the code.

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Here's the portion I added. I inserted "byte testing(void);" above self_test(), but it still doesn't compile 

byte testing(void); 

byte self_test(void)
    {   
        ...

        ...

        testing();
    } 

byte testing(void)
    {   
        ...

        ...

        self_test();
    }

[stanish]

Cryptical,

What does the complier reports? Can you post here the compiler error message? I guess the problem is somewhere else.

Stanish

[admin]

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stanish wrote:

Cryptical,

What does the complier reports? Can you post here the compiler error message? I guess the problem is somewhere else.

Stanish

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Hi. I've tested kef's method again. Now it works. I don't know what went wrong before. Lol. Thx for the help guys