Hi all, I am programing in C and i just came across a problem with the pointer to array. I am tring to do a system that has structures like Digital Inputs, Digital Outputs, Analog Inputs exc... All structures have the same charateristics ... Code: typedef union { structu { unsigned bs:1; unsigned bc:1; unsigned ba:1; unsigned ac:1; }bit; shor int all; }DI_Bits; typedef sruct { DI_Bits bits; UINT16 alm_timer; UINT16 delay_time; UINT16 sim_delay; }DigitalInputs; Since this are separate structures I put bits in an array that holds just bits and "register" in an array that holds just registers. Code: // header file static short int *bits[20]; static short int *reg[20]; Then i made an object to DigitalInputs structure and ... Code: //source file DigitalInputs DI; //for bits static short int *bits = { &DI.bits.all, // this way I included all other structures that holds the bits }; // for registers static short int *bits = { &DI.alm_timer, &DI.delay_time, &DI.sim_delay }; When I try to compile this with Dev-Cpp, it says that an redelaration occured, while on the Freescale CW just compile this without any problem. So i am wantering what I did wrong. Since I want to test this with Dev-Cpp before uploading the software on the microchip I am cindly aking you guys for some help. Thanks and Best Regards, BoSCHoW.
Code: #include<stdio.h> #define UINT16 short int //Just define whatever you want typedef union { struct { unsigned bs:1; unsigned bc:1; unsigned ba:1; unsigned ac:1; }bit; short int all; // you cannt put int with short }DI_Bits; typedef struct { DI_Bits bits; UINT16 alm_timer;//define it UINT16 delay_time; UINT16 sim_delay; }DigitalInputs; //static short int *bits[20]; // one time //static short int *reg[20]; //source file DigitalInputs DI; //for bits // second time static short int *bits[20] = { &DI.bits.all, // this way I included all other structures that holds the bits }; // for registers static short int *reg[20] = { &DI.alm_timer, &DI.delay_time, &DI.sim_delay }; int main():w! { return 0; }
