h.p.verne@kjemi.uio.no wrote:
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> > For the record, the error message was "parse error before int on line
> > (whatever)
> > The line in question was
> > fl_set_object_callback(obj, name_callback, int name_arg);
>
> Hu!? If that is a function call, then that int is really misplaced.
> If it's a prototype, the type is missing from the other args (and
> the return type is also missing). Unless I've missed some
> point here...
>
> I'm surprised you could compile this at all, and I suspect you didn't.
> Possibly you have mixed up something...?
>
> TTFN,
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Yes, it is a function call and that is what designer generates. It works
if you compile all the bits and pices together in one gcc statement.
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