Hi,
I need to get a large array of function pointers that have a type defined:

typedef int (*Cxxx_OPCODE)(struct _xxx* cpu, unsigned char opcode, unsigned char* cycle);

Cxxx_OPCODE	opcodes[256];

;

The compiler does not see any problem with it. But when I put the array into a structure:

typedef struct _xxx{
   ...
	struct _Cxxx_MEMORY* mem;
	Cxxx_OPCODE	opcodes[256];
	Cxxx_TIMING	timing[256];
} xxx;

I get an error: xxx.h:59: parse error before "Cxxx_TIMING"
When I replace "Cxxx_OPCODE opcodes[256];" with "Cxxx_OPCODE** opcodes;"
it works fine.


Can anybody know what can be wrong?

Thanks.

: Can anybody know what can be wrong?


Hmmm... maybe you're compiler sucks? ;)

I don't know. Nothing wrong with that code.

:
: Hmmm... maybe you're compiler sucks? ;)
:


yup -- your compiler sucks worse than mine. That compiles ok with VC++ 6.0

typedef int (*Cxxx_OPCODE)(struct _xxx* cpu, unsigned char opcode, unsigned char* cycle);

Cxxx_OPCODE	opcodes[256];

// this was necessary just to define an object of type Cxxx_TIMING.
typedef int Cxxx_TIMING;

typedef struct _xxx{
	struct _Cxxx_MEMORY* mem;
	Cxxx_OPCODE	opcodes[256];
	Cxxx_TIMING	timing[256];
} xxx;

int main()
{

	return 0;
}

:
: :
: : Hmmm... maybe you're compiler sucks? ;)
: :
:
:
: yup -- your compiler sucks worse than mine. That compiles ok with VC++ 6.0
:

: typedef int (*Cxxx_OPCODE)(struct _xxx* cpu, unsigned char opcode, unsigned char* cycle);
: 
: Cxxx_OPCODE	opcodes[256];
: 
: // this was necessary just to define an object of type Cxxx_TIMING.
: typedef int Cxxx_TIMING;
: 
: typedef struct _xxx{
: 	struct _Cxxx_MEMORY* mem;
: 	Cxxx_OPCODE	opcodes[256];
: 	Cxxx_TIMING	timing[256];
: } xxx;
: 
: int main()
: {
: 
: 	return 0;
: }
: 

:

That realy sucks, I use GCC mingw, so I think it's realy bad.
Maybe I have an error that in my code that goes bad only on some contexts.

I will rewrite the code. I hope it helps.

: Hi,
: I need to get a large array of function pointers that have a type defined:
:

: typedef int (*Cxxx_OPCODE)(struct _xxx* cpu, unsigned char opcode, unsigned char* cycle);
: 
: Cxxx_OPCODE	opcodes[256];
: 

;
:
: The compiler does not see any problem with it. But when I put the array into a structure:
:

: 
: typedef struct _xxx{
:    ...
: 	struct _Cxxx_MEMORY* mem;
: 	Cxxx_OPCODE	opcodes[256];
: 	Cxxx_TIMING	timing[256];
: } xxx;
: 

: I get an error: xxx.h:59: parse error before "Cxxx_TIMING"
: When I replace "Cxxx_OPCODE opcodes[256];" with "Cxxx_OPCODE** opcodes;"
: it works fine.
:
:
: Can anybody know what can be wrong?
:
: Thanks.
Just curious, what kind of cpu are you trying to emulate?

: : Hi,
: : I need to get a large array of function pointers that have a type defined:
: :

: : typedef int (*Cxxx_OPCODE)(struct _xxx* cpu, unsigned char opcode, unsigned char* cycle);
: : 
: : Cxxx_OPCODE	opcodes[256];
: : 

;
: :
: : The compiler does not see any problem with it. But when I put the array into a structure:
: :

: : 
: : typedef struct _xxx{
: :    ...
: : 	struct _Cxxx_MEMORY* mem;
: : 	Cxxx_OPCODE	opcodes[256];
: : 	Cxxx_TIMING	timing[256];
: : } xxx;
: : 

: : I get an error: xxx.h:59: parse error before "Cxxx_TIMING"
: : When I replace "Cxxx_OPCODE opcodes[256];" with "Cxxx_OPCODE** opcodes;"
: : it works fine.
: :
: :
: : Can anybody know what can be wrong?
: :
: : Thanks.
: Just curious, what kind of cpu are you trying to emulate?
:

I'm making a big emulator that can handle some of my strange electronic ideas (like emulating a circuit with 2x 6502 and for example a Z80 + a lot of strange memory mapped devices).