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Expecting an Identifier, Expecting a Declaration ??

 
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Expecting an Identifier, Expecting a Declaration ??
PostPosted: Sun Jul 05, 2015 4:19 pm     Reply with quote
Hi

I have modified hw.h from the examples CCS/Microchip Stack but getting this error.

I just changed existing defines below and added more that my board has, commented with ADDED NEW.

The commented out LED_OFF Section are all the error that occur. When commented out, it compiles fine.

ERROR -> Expecting an Identifier
ERROR -> Expecting a declaration


Code:

#elif (STACK_USE_YAK_PICWEB)
   #include <18F97J60.h>
   #include "tcpip\p18cxxx.h"

   #use delay(crystal=25MHz, clock=41666667)
   #fuses NOWDT, ETHLED
   
   #use rs232(baud=115200, uart1, stream=STREAM_UI, errors)
     
   #define BUTTON1_PRESSED()  (!input(PIN_F2))
   #define BUTTON2_PRESSED()  (!input(PIN_F3))     // ADDED NEW
   #define BUTTON3_PRESSED()  (!input(PIN_F4))     // ADDED NEW
   #define BUTTON4_PRESSED()  (!input(PIN_F5))     // ADDED NEW
   #define USER_LED1    PIN_J0
   #define USER_LED2    PIN_J1
   #define USER_LED3    PIN_J2     
   #define USER_LED4    PIN_J3     // ADDED NEW
   #define USER_LED5    PIN_J4     // ADDED NEW
   #define USER_LED6    PIN_J5     // ADDED NEW
   #define USER_LED7    PIN_J6     // ADDED NEW
   #define USER_LED8    PIN_J7     // ADDED NEW
   #define LED_OFF      output_low
   #define LED_ON       output_high
   #define STANDARD_ADC_STRING  "AN2"
   #define STANDARD_ADC_CHANNEL 2

   #define LCD_ENABLE_PIN  PIN_H0
   #define LCD_RS_PIN      PIN_H2
   #define LCD_RW_PIN      PIN_H1
   #define LCD_DATA4       PIN_E4
   #define LCD_DATA5       PIN_E5
   #define LCD_DATA6       PIN_E6
   #define LCD_DATA7       PIN_E7
   #define LCD_BL          PIN_H3      // ADDED NEW
     
   #ifndef STACK_USE_PICDEM_LCD
      #define STACK_USE_PICDEM_LCD 1
   #endif
   #if STACK_USE_PICDEM_LCD
      #include <lcd.c>
   #endif
   
   #define HW_INIT() \
      delay_ms(144); \
      restart_wdt(); \
      setup_adc(ADC_CLOCK_INTERNAL);   \
      setup_adc_ports(AN0_TO_AN2);  \
      set_adc_channel(STANDARD_ADC_CHANNEL); \
      setup_comparator(NC_NC_NC_NC);   \
      output_drive(PIN_A1);   \
      output_drive(PIN_A0);   \
      output_drive(USER_LED1);   \
      output_drive(USER_LED2);   \
      output_drive(USER_LED3);   \
      output_drive(USER_LED4);   \
      output_drive(USER_LED5);   \
      output_drive(USER_LED6);   \
      output_drive(USER_LED7);   \
      output_drive(USER_LED8);   \
      LED_OFF(USER_LED1);  \
      LED_OFF(USER_LED2);  \
      LED_OFF(USER_LED3);
     
/*     
      LED_OFF(USER_LED4);    // ADDED NEW ERROR
      LED_OFF(USER_LED5);    // ADDED NEW ERROR
      LED_OFF(USER_LED6);    // ADDED NEW ERROR
      LED_OFF(USER_LED7);    // ADDED NEW ERROR
      LED_OFF(USER_LED8)     // ADDED NEW ERROR

      LED_OFF(LCD_BL);         // ADDED NEW ERROR
*/

   #define EEPROM_SELECT   PIN_C0  //0
   #define EEPROM_DI       PIN_C5  //0
   #define EEPROM_DO       PIN_C4  //i
   #define EEPROM_CLK      PIN_C3  //0
   #define EEPROM_USE_SPI  1
   #include "AT25256.C"
   //#include "25LC256.C"


I did define them. Whats the error.

Thanks in advance for any help, Probably something simple.

Thanks

Jerry
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PostPosted: Sun Jul 05, 2015 4:38 pm     Reply with quote
This is a macro. You're missing all the line continuation marks on your
added lines. Just copy what the original macro did, and copy the way
it ended, too.
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PostPosted: Sun Jul 05, 2015 4:55 pm     Reply with quote
Thanks PCM Programmer

I did do that before I asked the question, my problem was I had a space in between.

Thanks Again.
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