Warning 240

[rafaluc2001]

Good afternoon,
 
I wonder what's going to appear this warning?
I'm using PCWHD 5,056.
 
 
>>> Warning 240 "C: \ Program Files \ PICC \ Drivers \ can-18xxx8.c" Line 112 (22.23): Pointer types do not match
 
 

can_set_id (RX0FILTER0 0, CAN_USE_EXTENDED_ID); // SET FILTER 0 of 0 mask

Note:
The Cursor in the comma RX0FILTRO
 
  Another thing, when you compile in PCWHD 4,141 not appear this warning.


Thank you all,

[Ttelmah]

You have fiddled with the file.

The supplied file has a comma between
RX0FILTER0 and the following 0.....

[rafaluc2001]

Sorry, error copy of the translator.
the right is.
can_set_id (RX0FILTER0, 0, CAN_USE_EXTENDED_ID); // SET FILTER 0 of 0 mask

[Ttelmah]

OK.

That is because a little while ago, CCS added checks on whether things like pointers were of the type declared, rather than allowing automatic casting to just silently happen.
It is only a warning. Doesn't stop things from working.
If you want to avoid it, you can either just turn off the warning, or cast the variable to the required type (if you have the IDE just hover over the function, and it'll display the types it expects to receive).
They have obviously not checked this file, since the change was made.

[rafaluc2001]

I do not know where to start, could you show a working example?

[Ttelmah]

Why?.

The warning _does not matter_.

However if you must, then change every use of can_set_id like:

can_set_id ((unsigned int *)RX0FILTER0, 0, CAN_USE_EXTENDED_ID); // SET FILTER 0 of 0 mask

Adding the cast shown.

[rafaluc2001]

It worked, no more warnings

Thank you for your help!