Greets - can Unions of custom types be used in a comp? (actual .comp for
use with the Comp generator, not a native c file)
I seem to have a handle on structs, and I can declare a union that
doesn't get its members used which doesn't throw an error, but any use
of it faults:
portion from .comp file:
option sen sensor_data;
<snip>
typedef union
{
bool s0;
bool s1;
} sensor_data;
will not throw an error when Comp'd.
However, attempting to access sen.s0 or sen.s1 faults with 'sen' being
undeclared.
Ideally, the end result is a 12-bit wide word accessible as the low-end
of an s32 or via individual bits, thus the sensor_data union would
actually be a union of a 12-bit type and an s32 type.
I went through a bunch of other comp files to see if I could gloss any
examples buy came up with zip. Are there any recommendations on how I
may accomplish this?
Thanks,
Ted.
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