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Help for a message print macroPosted by Bill Yang on June 23, 2009 Hi, I try to create a macro for printing out the message as the definition below, but it got compiling error. Could some one has the knowledge to help this? __inline void _dbgprint(...) {} #define KMsg _dbgprint #define KMTX(x) TEXT(x) /* in the code usage */ KMsg(KMTX("sprintf(%02x)\n"), _data); Thanks, Bill RE: Help for a message print macroPosted by MEdwards on June 23, 2009 How is this related to FreeRTOS? you dont even mention what the compile error is. RE: Help for a message print macroPosted by Bill Yang on June 23, 2009 Sorry. I forgot mention that it is FreeRTOS 5.0.3 version on CORTEX_LM3Sxxx_Kail distribution. The error is on the line code __inline void _dbgprint(...) {} that said "error: #79: expected a type speciifier and #141-D: unnamed prototyped parameters not allowed when body is present" in compiling main.c. I also wonder if there is any similar code for a print message macro used on the FreeRTOS society or forum, so I can get a reference or hint. Thanks, Bill RE: Help for a message print macroPosted by jonathan on June 23, 2009 your __inline _dgbprint() is in your header file or in your C file ? Jonathan RE: Help for a message print macroPosted by Bill Yang on June 25, 2009 It is in C file not in header file.
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