Or you can just declare it before you use it,
which is actually the usage shown in the question...
TOS_MsgPtr packet(TOS_MsgPtr msg);
func()
{
packet( msg );
}
TOS_MsgPtr packet(TOS_MsgPtr msg)
{
//stuff
return( msg );
}
Pablo Gil Montaño wrote:
I think perhaps you are calling the function before defining it.
Rearrange the outline of your file and put the code of the function
before any call to it. This should solve the problem.
Example:
void function(){
//definition must go before call
}
command result_t Interface.comm(){
//whatever
function();
}
*/primalfear 69 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>/* escribió:
hello everybody,
in my program i defined my own function as TOS_MsgPtr
packet(TOS_MsgPtr msg);
after receiving a complete data packet from the radio,i
called for the above function as "packet(data)" (where data is the
received TOS_MsgPtr),.....when i tried to compile this file i am get
error as " implicit declaration of function packet "...........so i
am struct ..........so can anyone help me out why is it giving such
an error............
with regards
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