TI TMS320C30 C Compiler

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2 total messages Started by psyxsgp Wed, 02 Sep 1992 01:57

#748

Author: psyxsgp
Date: Wed, 02 Sep 1992 01:57

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Hi,
	I'm trying to compile some TMS320C30 code using TI's
compiler version 2.10. This does not appear to support function 
prototyping.

	In addition it seem to have had difficulty with some typedef statements

	I have included some of the errors from the compiler, and the
corresponding code statements below.

	Are these errors due to problems with the TI compiler, or am
I not recognising some errors in the code.

	Also, what is the current state of the TI compiler .. cost 
and availability.Is there an alternative?

	Thanks
	Stephen pearce


[record.c]
C Pre-Processor             Version 2.10   
(c) Copyright 1987, 1989, Texas Instruments Incorporated 
TMS320C30 C Compiler        Version 2.10   
(c) Copyright 1987, 1989, Texas Instruments Incorporated 
"sp.h", line 35: syntax error
"sp.h", line 36: syntax error
"sp.h", line 37: syntax error
**
 35 	>typedef int  (* SPProc)     {(SP_Ptr pSP)};
 36 	>typedef void (* SPCtrlProc) {(SP_Ptr pSP)};
 37	>typedef int  (* SPResProc)  {(SP_Ptr pSP, unsigned long val)};

   "record.c":  ==> main
"record.c", line 209: val undefined
**
actually do not have any variable called val in main()


"record.c", line 368: syntax error
**
 368    >void do_rec_play(void){ etc

"record.c", line 368: redeclaration of do_rec_play
   "record.c":  ==> do_rec_play
   "record.c":  ==> c_int05
   "record.c":  ==> c_int06
   "record.c":  ==> c_int07
>> Fatal errors found: no intermediate file produced

-- 
Stephen Pearce, University of Otago, Dunedin, New Zealand.
ph 064-3-4740999 ext 8166 home 064-3-4763778

Re: TI TMS320C30 C Compiler

#655

Author: John Reekie
Date: Tue, 08 Sep 1992 11:31

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psyxsgp@otago.ac.nz writes:

>Hi,
>	I'm trying to compile some TMS320C30 code using TI's
>compiler version 2.10. This does not appear to support function 
>prototyping.

Your compiler is about a hundred years old. Version 4.4 was out end
of last year, and I'm told version 5 is now out (still waiting
for my upgrade...:-( ). v4.4 does the whole ANSI bit.

Regards

John Reekie

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