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Andrei
Aug 15, 2010, 2:00:40 PM8/15/10
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#define INTERRUPT __attribute__(interrupt)
void INTERRUPT pj0ISR(void) //error here
void INTERRUPT irqISR(void) //and here
void INTERRUPT pj0ISR(void) //error here
void INTERRUPT irqISR(void) //and here
what's going on here?
Jun Woong
Aug 16, 2010, 2:30:48 AM8/16/10
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lcc does not recognize "__attribute__(interrupt)." It instead parses
that as a start of a non-prototype function definition that has a
name "__attribute__" and a parameter "interrupt." After that, it
encounters "pj0ISR(void)" or "irqISR(void)" that is recognized as
a (old-style) parameter declaration, but since there is no parameter
with such a name, it complains saying the message you quoted in the
title.
If that "interrupt" attribute is not really necessary on your
machine, you can simply
#define INTERRUPT
to get around the problem.
--
Jun, Woong (woong.jun at gmail.com)
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