Hi Alan,
> The problem is not the "const" as the error message suggest, the
> problem is the "rom" before it.
>
> This code works fine:
>
> typedef const struct _rom_desc_tsk
> {
> unsigned char prioinit;
> ...
> } rom_desc_tsk;
As indeed it should according to the ANSI C specification... I just
guessed that you had removed the rom keyword and it still did not work.
> I agree with you the best way is just "typedefining" the struct and
> using const when declaring the variable, anyway this code is not mine,
> I want just compile it using SDCC :-D
>
> How can I define the "rom" word using SDCC ?
Well, you could use
#define rom /* ignored */
or (probably semantically closer)
#define rom __code
prior to the declarations. The latter allocates the constant struct in
code memory (Flash or EEPROM).
Better luck this time,
Raphael
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