Hi,
I haven't looked at TinyOS since last fall, and was about to revive a
project I'm doing with it. I started to upgrade, recompile, etc, and now
I see that one can't actually include serialsource.h in C++ code, as
errors are reported. In particular, gcc 4.1.2 gives the following:
/usr/include/serialsource.h:4: error: conflicting declaration ‘typedef
struct serial_source* serial_source’
/usr/include/serialsource.h:4: error: ‘struct serial_source’ has a
previous declaration as ‘struct serial_source’
and indeed, the offending line is:
typedef struct serial_source *serial_source;
where the same symbol (serial_source) is used for both the struct name
and the typedef name. apperantly this is invalid C++, doesn't work even
if it's included in an extern "C" { ... } clause.
I see the same definition in the old header looked like this:
typedef struct serial_source_t *serial_source;
and this works fine. I wonder if it would be possible to revert to the
old version, that works in C++ as well?
Akos
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