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#1011 Internal error
Hi,
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I am using SDCC 4.0. The attached test case gives the
following internal error:
Internal error: validateLink failed in SPEC_NOUN(val-
>etype) @ k:\blrasdcc\src\sdcc\src\sdccsymt.c:2190:
expected SPECIFIER, got null-link
This code should only produce syntax error like
undeclared identifier 'r', with some warnings.
What is the reason to get an unexpected error during
compilation?.Is this a bug with the compiler.
Thanks in advance,
Chris
Function pointer
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Chris,
You're way ahead of time. It took almost 4 years for SDCC to
get from 2.3.0 to 2.5.0. At this rate it will take another 30
years before SDCC is at 4.0.
void p(void ((*f) (void ()))) // ?????
You really know how to create totally unreadable source
code. And what did you expect "void()" to mean? This is not
shorthand for "void (*t)(void)".
Besides, you get a perfect syntax error before the internal
error. Why not show that too.
May I suggest you to learn about typedef for function pointers
and to stop using implicit "void" definitions. The next line
compiles fine:
void p(void (*f) (void (*t)(void)))
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