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Expecting a structure/union error

 
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Expecting a structure/union error
PostPosted: Thu Sep 10, 2015 1:05 pm     Reply with quote

I try to search 1 day for this error but without result, in PICs manual don't explain about this. The structure looks like that
Code:

typedef union {
  unsigned int16 u16;               // element specifier for accessing whole u16
  signed int16 i16;                 // element specifier for accessing whole i16
  struct {
    unsigned int8 u8L;              // element specifier for accessing low u8
    unsigned int8 u8H;              // element specifier for accessing high u8
  } s16;                  // element spec. for acc. struct with low or high u8
} nt16;


or like that
Code:
typedef union {
         union{
  unsigned int16 u16;               // element specifier for accessing whole u16
  signed int16 i16;                 // element specifier for accessing whole i16
  struct {
    unsigned int8 u8L;              // element specifier for accessing low u8
    unsigned int8 u8H;              // element specifier for accessing high u8
   } s16;                  // element spec. for acc. struct with low or high u8
  };
} nt16;


or like that
Code:
typedef union {
         union{
  unsigned int16 u16;               // element specifier for accessing whole u16
  signed int16 i16;                 // element specifier for accessing whole i16
  struct {
    unsigned int8 u8L;              // element specifier for accessing low u8
    unsigned int8 u8H;              // element specifier for accessing high u8
   } s16;                  // element spec. for acc. struct with low or high u8
  };
} nt16__;
  nt16__     nt16;


and the function that access this structure
Code:

  pMeasurand->s16.u8H = data[0] = I2c_ReadByte(0);
  pMeasurand->s16.u8L = data[1] = I2c_ReadByte(0);

Can everyone say me what i am do wrong ? If need i can post entire function, the controller is 18f4550 Embarassed
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PostPosted: Thu Sep 10, 2015 7:34 pm     Reply with quote

Your code doesn't even compile. It gives the "unidentified identifier" error
for this: pMeasurand

Post a test program. And post your compiler version.
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PostPosted: Fri Sep 11, 2015 7:45 am     Reply with quote

Has my mistake, too late, tired and frustrated i put one letter more,
Code:
typedef union {
  unsigned int16 u16;               // element specifier for accessing whole u16
  signed int16 i16;               // element specifier for accessing whole i16
  struct {
    unsigned int8 u8L;              // element specifier for accessing low u8
    unsigned int8 u8H;              // element specifier for accessing high u8
  } s16;                  // element spec. for acc. struct with low or high u8
} nt16;

and code who acces that
Code:

//===========================================================================
int8 SHT2x_MeasureHM(etSHT2xMeasureType eSHT2xMeasureType, nt16 *pMeasurand)
//===========================================================================
{
  int8  checksum;   //checksum
  int8  data[2];    //data array for checksum verification
  int8  error=0;    //error variable
  int16 i;          //counting variable

  //-- write I2C sensor address and command --
  I2c_StartCondition();
  error |= I2c_WriteByte (I2C_ADR_W); // I2C Adr
  switch(eSHT2xMeasureType)
  { case HUMIDITY: error |= I2c_WriteByte (TRIG_RH_MEASUREMENT_HM); break;
    case TEMP    : error |= I2c_WriteByte (TRIG_T_MEASUREMENT_HM);  break;
    default: break;
 //   default: assert(0);
  }
  //-- wait until hold master is released --
  I2c_StartCondition();
  error |= I2c_WriteByte (I2C_ADR_R);
  output_float(scl_pin);                     // set SCL I/O port as input
  for(i=0; i<1000; i++)         // wait until master hold is released or
  { DelayMicroSeconds(1000);    // a timeout (~1s) is reached
    if (input_state(scl_pin) == true) break;
  }
  //-- check for timeout --
  if(input_state(scl_pin)==false) error |= TIME_OUT_ERROR;

  //-- read two data bytes and one checksum byte --
  pMeasurand->s16.u8H = data[0] = I2c_ReadByte(ACK);
  pMeasurand->s16.u8L = data[1] = I2c_ReadByte(ACK);
  checksum=I2c_ReadByte(NO_ACK);

  //-- verify checksum --
  error |= SHT2x_CheckCrc (data,2,checksum);
  I2c_StopCondition();
  return error;
}

my mistake was here
Code:
int8 SHT2x_MeasureHM(etSHT2xMeasureType eSHT2xMeasureType, int16 *pMeasurand)

i put in mistake int16 insted of nt16
Code:
int8 SHT2x_MeasureHM(etSHT2xMeasureType eSHT2xMeasureType, nt16 *pMeasurand)

Is strange error, normal was a syntax error but the compiler know the int16 and return other error. Thanks
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PostPosted: Fri Sep 11, 2015 9:00 am     Reply with quote

That would make sense. It is a normal error. Your function prototype indicated a pointer to an int16, so when you used the -> operator on it, it flagged it as an error as you would only do that with a struct or union pointer, not an int16 pointer. Remember, the compiler wouldn't know you intended have a struct or a union until you try to use it as one. Up until that point, it thinks you are using an int16. It can't see into the future unfortunately.
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