This code should not compile. I found this error today, it may relate to the & error recently reported but I found this when working on a port for Perry.
My real code is shown in the code below but the example code (second listing) is an example of the issue.
while (!(nrf24l01_irq_pin_active & nrf24l01_irq_rx_dr_active ))
In the example there is no function called f_two. This should fail to compile, but, the compiler generates asm/hex without an error.
#chip 16F1847, 32
#config Osc = intOSC, MCLRE_ON, PLLEN_ON
while ( !(f_one & f_two ) )
end
function f_one
f_one = true
end function
function f_twooooo
f_two = true
end function
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I don't see why it should fail to compile. As far as GCB is concerned f_one and f_two are just undeclared byte variables. The While statement and the functions all appear otherwise valid.
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This code should not compile. I found this error today, it may relate to the & error recently reported but I found this when working on a port for Perry.
My real code is shown in the code below but the example code (second listing) is an example of the issue.
In the example there is no function called f_two. This should fail to compile, but, the compiler generates asm/hex without an error.
#chip 16F1847, 32 #config Osc = intOSC, MCLRE_ON, PLLEN_ON while ( !(f_one & f_two ) ) end function f_one f_one = true end function function f_twooooo f_two = true end functionI don't see why it should fail to compile. As far as GCB is concerned f_one and f_two are just undeclared byte variables. The While statement and the functions all appear otherwise valid.
Old, old issue. I will delete this posting, if this is ok.