What is wrong with this?

I have the following function prototype in my .h file...

Code:

void Write_to_Diagnostic_Log(const char * const In_String,            int   Error_Code,
                             const char * const sDiagnostic_Log_Path, ts    *Time_Stamp,
                             const              STAMP,                const DEBUG);

I get the following error : ") expected"

I can't see what's wrong with it... the ) is right there!

I cannot duplicate your error, so you should post the smallest and simplest program that demonstrates the error. Here is my counterexample:

Code:

typedef struct ts ts;

void Write_to_Diagnostic_Log(const char * const In_String,            int   Error_Code,
                             const char * const sDiagnostic_Log_Path, ts    *Time_Stamp,
                             const              STAMP,                const DEBUG);

int main(void)
{
    return 0;
}

Though I think that instead of relying on the type defaulting to int, you should specify that STAMP and DEBUG are int parameters (and perhaps you should not be giving them fully capitalised names either, since such names are conventionally reserved for macro names).

Well, I solved the problem. Interestingly it was related to your note about the capitalization. The reason why I used all caps is because DEBUG is a macro I defined in main.c and then pass to this function which is in diags.h. I changed DEBUG to iDebug in the function declaration and prototype and bingo... problem resolved.

STAMP too I would think.

Yeah, STAMP too