didn't find anything in related questions. Most probably it's super noob, but I'll ask anyway/ I've got the following in my .h file:
typedef union _API_Packet_0x90{
uint8_t packet[26];
struct _pack_struct {
uint8_t start;
uint8_t length[2];
uint8_t addr64[8];
uint8_t addr16[2];
uint8_t options;
uint8_t rfData[4];
uint8_t chksum;
};
} API_Packet_0x90;
API_Packet_0x90 ap90;
This is code for a microcontroller, I'm using xc8 toolchain (former Hi Tech C). The compiler says:
xbee_api.h:19: warning: missing basic type; int assumed
xbee_api.h:19: error: ";" expected
xbee_api.h:19: warning: missing basic type; int assumed
xbee_api.h:21: warning: missing basic type; int assumed
, and this goes on (too many errors)
I thought it's uint8_t, so I added #include <ctypes.h>
. Nope. I thought it is about names, so I tried all kinds of plays such as
typedef union {
uint8_t packet[26];
struct _pack_struct {
};
} API_Packet_0x90;
or
typedef union {
uint8_t packet[];
struct _pack_struct {
};
} API_Packet_0x90;
or others. Nothing helps. I'm stuck as I believe I'm following syntax properly. Any help?
uint8_t
is located in stdint.h
, not in ctype.h
(nor ctypes.h, no such header exists). You must use a compiler that follows a newer version of the C standard for this header to be found (C99 or C11 standards).