Hey folks. This declaration:
void (*code cmd_func)(void);
...worked with an older release of SDCC (pre-2.5.0 I think), yet it
bombs with v2.7.0. So I hit the docs and learned from the example on
page 33 of sdccman.pdf, that it should be declared like this:
void (* __code cmd_func)(void);
The intent is to create a pointer to a function located in code
space, called cmd_func. I think (from the docs) that this syntax
should be ok, yet SDCC v2.7.0 bombs on this one too, saying "error 172:
storage class not allowed here". Can someone shed some light on this
for me? It is a member of a struct, but I'm pretty sure that shouldn't
matter.
Thanks,
-Dave
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Dave McGuire
Port Charlotte, FL
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