Two comments:
1. I don't know anything about SysTimeC.nc, so I really can't help you on that one -
sorry ;-)
2. I don't know if this true - but you may want to try calling TOSH_SIGNAL instead of
interrupt. The SIG_ prefix leads me to believe this is a signal, not an interrupt
(but I don't really know the difference right now, so I'm just kind of guessing here).
As for that last warning - it should give you a file & line number where there's a
declaration of 'time' is being declared (maybe as a variable or function name) , when
there has already been something globally declared as 'time'.
Good luck!
-David
> 2. I couldn't get the:
> "old-style parameter lists not supported"
> error fixed using:
> TOSH_INTERRUPT(SIG_OVERFLOW1) __attribute((spontaneous)){
> high16 ++;
> }
> -or-
> TOSH_INTERRUPT(SIG_OVERFLOW1) {
> high16 ++;
> }
>
> So I hardwired the macro invocation:
> void SIG_OVERFLOW1() __attribute__ ((interrupt, spontaneous, C)) {
> high16 ++;
> }
>
>
> 3. To get the new TimerC to work correctly, you must wire:
> Main.StdControl -> TimerC.StdControl;
> in your app.
>
> Note: all the "declaration of `time' shadows global declaration"
> warnings still remain
>
> William
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