declarations differ
can someone tell me the difference between this declaration and the function useage:
void *cube_updater(void *); // in header file
cube_updater ( void *rs232_cube) // in main.c
void *cube_updater(void *); // in header file
cube_updater ( void *rs232_cube) // in main.c
The first one is a correct function declaration.
The second one shall not be compiled.
That is the difference.:)
EDIT: maybe in the second case the record should be
cube_updater ( ( void * )rs232_cube);
The second one shall not be compiled.
That is the difference.:)
EDIT: maybe in the second case the record should be
cube_updater ( ( void * )rs232_cube);
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I changed the function usage to
cube_updater((void*)rs232_cube)
That resolved part of the problem, but the following error was left, the syntax of which I don't understand;
main.c LINE 92 error: expected declaration specifiers or ‘...’ before ‘(’ token|
||=== Build finished: 1 errors, 1 warnings ===|
Line 92 reads:
cube_updater ( (void *)rs232_cube) // as modified per viad from moscow
cube_updater((void*)rs232_cube)
That resolved part of the problem, but the following error was left, the syntax of which I don't understand;
main.c LINE 92 error: expected declaration specifiers or ‘...’ before ‘(’ token|
||=== Build finished: 1 errors, 1 warnings ===|
Line 92 reads:
cube_updater ( (void *)rs232_cube) // as modified per viad from moscow
I see that there is no semicolon after the statement. Also it is not clear whether the original code contained the function declaration or the function call as I thought.
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