hmm, I guess that wasn't much help...
I would start by looking at the actual contents of the file
with od or some other kind of hexdump program to see if there's
a unicode char hiding in there. I expect you copy/pasted the line
so it might have propagated itself. Then try breaking those lines
into smaller parts to see if you can further isolate the issue,
maybe use some dummy variables to do intermediate steps.
I don't know how, or how well, our western compilers deal with
unicode files. Is there anyone out there who programs using
non-ASCII character sets?
MS
Omar Losi wrote:
>
>
>
>> Sorry the line are:
>> float FUtility(float a, float BSX [], float BSY []) {
>>
>> uint8_t Alfa= 0.5, Beta=0.5;
>> float mod, Teta, dmin, d, Phi, U, vettA[2], vettV[2];
>>
>>
>> vettA[0]=(BSX[index])-(local.readGps[reading].latitude) ;
>> vettA[1]=(BSY[index])-(local.readGps[reading].longitude);
>>
>> if (reading==0) {
>>
>> 113
>> ettV[0]=((local.readGps[reading].latitude)
>> –(local.readGps[NREADINGS].latitude));
>> vettV[1]=((local.readGps[reading].longitude)-
>> (local.readGps[NREADINGS].longitude));
>> }
>>
>> else {
>> 118
>> ettV[0]=((local.readGps[reading].latitude)
>> –(local.readGps[reading-1].latitude));
>> vettV[1]=((local.readGps[reading].longitude) -
>> (local.readGps[reading-1].longitude));
>>
>> }
>> ...
>> Regards,
>> Omar
>>
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