Hi,
Thank you for the info. Especially, I was actually thinking of a construct
like the one showed below:
switch(casevar)
{
case 1:
int alpha;
case 2:
int beta;
}
I have something like this in my Startup function top handle the launch
codes. I define Variables in the case statements only in order to speed up
launch code handling. All of this never ever was a problem with OnBoardC.
However, PODS refuses to build the file. Just as Info, I am creating a
Managed Make C file. Is there a way to get this working(other than inserting
{})? I feel that this will make the PODS more uncomfortable to use.
PalmSource Boys, will something happen there?
You could write
switch(casevar)
{
case 1:
{
int alpha;
}
case 2:
{
int beta;
}
}introducing new scopes for each of the case items. You could also name your source file as .cpp and use C++, which allows the declarations internal to a function. I don't see a way to get GCC 2.95, as used in PRC-Tools, to allow the C99 style internal declarations; I tried adding a -std=iso9899:199x switch, but it didn't affect this.
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