C-Error due to filename

[Jan Lichtenbelt]

Whatever can be is error message? (fout=error, resultaten=results)

I substract 2 integers: RC_Time_on=RC_Time_On - RC_Center. But this gives an error?????????

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Who can help?

Kind regards

Jan Lichtenbelt

[JohnCrow]

Hi Jan

Thats a strange one.

Ive just tried a simple flowchart using your variable names, and it works regardless of which value is the larger.

(fout=error, resultaten=results)

Are you using any C code, I think fout is a file command in C.

[kersing]

Jan,

A simple test program with just an integer subtraction works fine so it is probably something specific to your total program. PM the file if you want me to take a look.

Groeten,

Jac

[kersing]

(fout=error, resultaten=results)

Are you using any C code, I think fout is a file command in C.

John,

As Jan stated, fout is the dutch translation of error. He was referring to the message at the bottom of the screen dump "Foutresultaten", "Error results" when using the English language setting.

fout is a standard construct in C++, not in C afaik.

Best regards,

Jac

[JohnCrow]

Yes, I see what Jan was refering to now.
Ah well it was the end of the day

[Jan Lichtenbelt]

I have the feeling that it has to do with the ROM use (97%), but I'm not sure, see msg.txt file.

Jan Lichtenbelt

[JonnyW]

Good morning Jan.

At a guess is the line that the error is showing up on line 1840 of the generated .c file?

It may be that the parsing is getting mixed up as to what is an error and what is not. How the error report works is it looks at the compiler output for the filename and a line number (we can not even guarantee the word 'error' is present). If it finds the .c files name and a line number it can link to an icon, it reports this in the error window.

I'd be surprised if this is the case, as the parser should see 12F1840 as a single word and discard it, but I'm at a loss from the msg.txt to find anything else that could cause this.

Jonny

[Jan Lichtenbelt]

Dear Johnny,

You are right. The error is on line 1840/1841 of the C-program. Changing the flowcode filename into test.fcf did not give this error message anymore.

Thanks a lot for help!!

Kind regards

Jan Lichtenbelt

[JonnyW]

How very odd. Thanks for letting me know - I'll look into this as I've been looking at the code this morning and cant see why this would be!

Cheers,

Jonny

[Jan Lichtenbelt]

Again in a complete other situation, I get an error in C on the place where the text in C is equal to the filename. Now the error is in the first comment, which indeed contains the filename. The filename in this case is "RS232 RX flowcode_V2.2". The error given is in the comment which contains: "RS232 RX flowcode".

Remark: Foutresultaten means error results.

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It stays indeed very odd, but consistent.

kind regards

Jan Lichtenbelt