I got the following error:
Code:codegen.h:10: error: storage class specified for parameter âtaNodeListâ codegen.h:11: error: storage class specified for parameter âtaStringListâ codegen.h:12: error: storage class specified for parameter âtaFuncListâ codegen.h:22: error: storage class specified for parameter âdataStringGeneratedâ
at the following code:
can you please tell me why?Code:extern TA_NODE *taNodeList; extern TA_NODE *taStringList; extern TA_NODE *taFuncList;
Why does the error message say "parameter", when what you've posted clearly are not parameters?
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probably - missing ; somewhere in the previous lines
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Perhaps the macro TA_NODE supplies the extern already.
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maybe the op is using k&r style declarations? in which case it would still be incorrect, of course.Originally Posted by Salem
Last edited by robwhit; 11-06-2008 at 03:50 PM.
Or, more likely, the compiler THINKS it's a K&R style declaration, when in fact it's just broken code.
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