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#112858 - Not too helpful Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Sanoop Thorai said:
TEST2.C(12): error C141: syntax error near 'sbit'
TEST2.C(12): error C202: 'flag_ov': undefined identifier Great - but, without seeing your code, how do we[1] know what's on line 12?! And, possibly more importantly, what was on lines 1-10!! Again: Remember, the compiler reports an error at the point when it detects that something's wrong; the actual mistake could have occurred earlier - for example, a missing semicolon, brace, or parenthesis on a previous statement... This compiles fine: unsigned char bdata flag; sbit flag_ov = flag^0; void main( void ) { } Please read Jon Ledbetter's Noob's Guide to 8052.com - especially before posting code, as it shows you how to do that. http://www.8052.com/forum/read.phtml?id=111100 [1] "we" = collectively, everyone who happens to be reading this |
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