Experience: Something about udf_names.c(7): error C2059 when compiling udf
 

Phenomena:
udf_names.c(7) : error C2059: syntax error : '}'
udf_names.c(8) : warning C4034: sizeof 0

Solution:
delete any whitespace character adjacent to the string "DEFINE_XXXX".
It should only be look like this:
and recompile.

Comment:
This error costs me 4 hours... :mad:

Actually I'd like to call it this error a bug which stems from the sentence below in the makefile:

Code:

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@sed -n "s/^DEFINE_\([_A-Z]*\)( *\([_a-zA-Z0-9]*\).*)/\{\"\2\", (void (*)())\2, UDF_TYPE_\1\},/p" $(SOURCES) >> $@

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I do not understand how it works. I think it is used to extract prototype information of the macro and write it to the udf_data[] array in udf_names.c file. However it cannot identify the MACRO with adjacent whitespace.

I hope someone good at makefile could make a patch on this. It must be very easy to professional coders.

Reference:
http://board.fluent.com/ubb/Forum2/HTML/000119.html

Hey Cheng,

Really your information was very helpful. It worked out !!!

Thanks

Very good advice, thank you very much. I had written DEFINE_PROFILE (T, thread, position) instead DEFINE_PROFILE(T, thread, position)

Indeed a very good advice. Really appreciate such posts from people in such forums. Thank you.

[QUOTE=chengdi;298107]

Actually I'd like to call it this error a bug which stems from the sentence below in the makefile:

Code:

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@sed -n "s/^DEFINE_\([_A-Z]*\)( *\([_a-zA-Z0-9]*\).*)/\{\"\2\", (void (*)())\2, UDF_TYPE_\1\},/p" $(SOURCES) >> $@

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If you want to allow any number of spaces between "DEFINE_XXX" and "(", then the "sed" command should be adapted to

Thank you so much for this information! It worked out fine for me!:)

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