cc65 issue

[obschan]

Hello,

 

I am trying myself to some lynx dev. following the http://www.classicga...r%27s_Reference documentation.

 

Sadly when I try to compile the first sample I am getting an awkward compilation error :

$ cc65 -t lynx main.c
/usr/local/lib/cc65/include/6502.h(117): Warning: Implicit `int' is an obsolete feature
/usr/local/lib/cc65/include/6502.h(117): Error: `)' expected
/usr/local/lib/cc65/include/6502.h(117): Error: `{' expected
...

 

I tried under linux: compiling cc65, the .deb package, under Windows the binaries, and a compiled version under cygwin.

I keep getting the same error.

I there something wrong with the latest cc65 or am I missing something there ?

 

Thank you.

[Ninjabba]

I had that error too when I compiled an older project with the latest snapshot. Luckily, I could just remove the included 6502.h header and it compiled. No idea what causes it though..

 

When I switched to an older version (2.13.2) the error dissapeared.

[GroovyBee]

Can you post line 117 in 6502.h?

[obschan]

I had that error too when I compiled an older project with the latest snapshot. Luckily, I could just remove the included 6502.h header and it compiled. No idea what causes it though..

When I switched to an older version (2.13.2) the error dissapeared.

 

Thank you Ninjabba, happy to see I am not the only one, did the same, got rid of the 6502.h

 

Can you post line 117 in 6502.h?

114 : typedef unsigned char (*irq_handler) (void);
115 : /* Type of the C level interrupt request handler */
117 : void __fastcall__ set_irq (irq_handler f, void *stack_addr, size_t stack_size);

[+karri]

I looked into this problem. It is a recent bug. The runaround is to include stddef.h before 6502.h.

 

#include <stddef.h>

#include <6502.h>

 

should work ok.

 

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Karri

[+karri]

Actually now this cc65 bug is fixed in the svn repository.

 

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Karri

[Ninjabba]

Actually now this cc65 bug is fixed in the svn repository.

 

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Karri

 

Hi Karri, is that optimization bug also fixed by any chance?

[obschan]

Actually now this cc65 bug is fixed in the svn repository.

Great, thank you Karri !

[GadgetUK]

Thanks for this, i've just hit the same problem and this fixed it! Was driving me nuts lol.