paulogiann@gmail.com wrote:

> "table.c, line 87: illegal initalization"

> Of course line 87 holds my function pointer.

> May someone inform me about the meaning of this error message?

Yes, you performed an illegal initialization. Maybe you could show us this
"line 87" as well as some of the relevant surrounding lines so we can see
what the compiler is actually complaining about?

Regards,

Jens

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On Mar 19, 10:22 am, "J.F. de Smit" wrote:
> paulogi...@gmail.com wrote:
>
>
>
> > "table.c, line 87: illegal initalization"
> > Of course line 87 holds my function pointer.
> > May someone inform me about the meaning of this error message?
>
> Yes, you performed an illegal initialization. Maybe you could show us this
> "line 87" as well as some of the relevant surrounding lines so we can see
> what the compiler is actually complaining about?
>
> Regards,
>
> Jens
>

no_sys, /* 65 = UNPAUSE */
no_sys, /* 66 = unused */
no_sys, /* 67 = REVIVE */
no_sys, /* 68 = TASK_REPLY */
do_d(), /* 69 = unused */
no_sys, /* 70 = unused */
do_sigaction, /* 71 = sigaction */
do_sigsuspend, /* 72 = sigsuspend */

do_d() is supposed to be my function handler

Thanks for the help

On 03/19/08 11:14, paulogiann@gmail.com wrote:

>>> "table.c, line 87: illegal initalization"
>>> Of course line 87 holds my function pointer.
>>> May someone inform me about the meaning of this error message?
>> Yes, you performed an illegal initialization. Maybe you could show us this
>> "line 87" as well as some of the relevant surrounding lines so we can see
>> what the compiler is actually complaining about?

>
> no_sys, /* 65 = UNPAUSE */
> no_sys, /* 66 = unused */
> no_sys, /* 67 = REVIVE */
> no_sys, /* 68 = TASK_REPLY */
> do_d(), /* 69 = unused */
> no_sys, /* 70 = unused */
> do_sigaction, /* 71 = sigaction */
> do_sigsuspend, /* 72 = sigsuspend */
>
> do_d() is supposed to be my function handler

In the C language do_d() is supposed to be the call to the function.
The table must be initialized with the pointer to the function
entry-point as are the other entries.

Ciao
Giovanni
--
A computer is like an air conditioner,
it stops working when you open Windows.
Registered Linux user #337974 < http://giovanni.homelinux.net/ >

On Mar 19, 6:38 pm, Giovanni wrote:
> On 03/19/08 11:14, paulogi...@gmail.com wrote:
>
>
>
> >>> "table.c, line 87: illegal initalization"
> >>> Of course line 87 holds my function pointer.
> >>> May someone inform me about the meaning of this error message?
> >> Yes, you performed an illegal initialization. Maybe you could show us this
> >> "line 87" as well as some of the relevant surrounding lines so we can see
> >> what the compiler is actually complaining about?
>
> > no_sys, /* 65 = UNPAUSE */
> > no_sys, /* 66 = unused */
> > no_sys, /* 67 = REVIVE */
> > no_sys, /* 68 = TASK_REPLY */
> > do_d(), /* 69 = unused */
> > no_sys, /* 70 = unused */
> > do_sigaction, /* 71 = sigaction */
> > do_sigsuspend, /* 72 = sigsuspend */
>
> > do_d() is supposed to be my function handler
>
> In the C language do_d() is supposed to be the call to the function.
> The table must be initialized with the pointer to the function
> entry-point as are the other entries.
>
> Ciao
> Giovanni
> --
> A computer is like an air conditioner,
> it stops working when you open Windows.
> Registered Linux user #337974


hi
just 'do_d' , not 'do_d()'

i think the orignal author has some typos

thanks