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bwgames
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| Pointer? issue (previous identifier must be a pointer) |
 Posted: Wed Sep 05, 2007 4:47 am |
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Using CCS 4.053.
*** Error 66 Line 251(51,52): Previous identifier must be a pointer
| Code: | | if((manualrx>0)&&(manualrx<4)) { rx_char[manualrx-1] = b0_char; manualrx++; } |
manualrx is a int, rx_char is defined as char rx_char[3]. b0_char is a char type.
The previous line is
| Code: | | if(b0_char=='$') manualrx = 1; |
51-52 relates to the manualrx-1, which to me, appears to be valid, as manualrx must be 1 to enter that if, and manualrx-1 is 0, which is a valid address.
Anyone have any ideas? Thanks  |
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Ttelmah
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| Posted: Wed Sep 05, 2007 6:25 am |
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To be used to access an array, rx_char, needs to be a char*, not a char (it automatically is this type, if the declaration is of an array). What is the actual declaration line, for 'rx_char'...
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bwgames
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| Posted: Wed Sep 05, 2007 7:15 am |
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| Ttelmah wrote: | To be used to access an array, rx_char, needs to be a char*, not a char (it automatically is this type, if the declaration is of an array). What is the actual declaration line, for 'rx_char'...
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ahem uhm  This is highly embarrassing.
I actually defined it as char rx_id, and I was using int rx_char elsewhere....
*crawls back in embarrassment*
This is what happens when you have dozens of variables :( |
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