What does this error mean?
error: storage class specified for parameter `eitMemoryAllocated'
I tried to turn of parts of the code and realized I got completely other errors when I turned of #include <stdio.h>. Instead it complained about parse error in stdio.h, it didn't know what FILE was.
How about posting some code?
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It's a little bit hard, I try to turn off parts of the code before the error but the only improvement i got is when I turn of #include <stdio.h>, and that makes no sence because the type is uint32_t.Originally Posted by bivhitscar
is the line that causes the error. A lot of similar errors also with "error: storage class specified for parameter" shows up when I try to compile. When I remove the extern keyword, the error changes to "parse error before "eitMemoryAllocated"". The other errors disappears I think but a lot of other parse errors turn up.Code:extern uint32_t eitMemoryAllocated;
Last edited by TriKri; 07-17-2006 at 05:37 AM.
Sounds like maybe you're missing a semi-colon somewhere. Just trying random things to get the program to compile isn't the best approach. Again, please post your actual code.
And what compiler are you using?
If you understand what you're doing, you're not learning anything.
I use gcc. But I've solved it now. I don't quite remember what it was, but it is a really big project I'm on and I changed a lot of things in a few different files if I remember correctly and then, the last thing I did that made it compile was removing a double include of a file. There one see what can happen.
Well that's your problem right there. Make the least amount of changes you can, then recompile. Repeat until finished.
Quzah.
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