Well, that works for me...as long as I'm careful where I put the typedef.
In a header file or inside the implementation{} block works.
Try reducing the problem to the minimum amount of code, perhaps there
is something else interfering with the definition or declaration.
Maybe a name overlap? Try different names?
MS
julien falco wrote:
ok thanks,
that's better. but i still have to problem of initializing i have tried
with:
typedef struct Command
{
uint8_t flag;
}Command;
Command Cmd;
Cmd = '0'; =0x00; ={0}; =0 ....and so on
Cmd.flag =''0' same as above and so on...
but nothing work, i always get an error of type
ReaderControllerM.nc :52: warning: type defaults to `int' in declaration
of `Cmd1'
ReaderControllerM.nc:52: conflicting types for `Cmd1'
ReaderControllerM.nc:50: previous declaration of `Cmd1'
Is there any rule that I am missing?? (declaring typedef outside module
etc?)
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