Xcode 3.2.1 Fnested Functions

Update: We just tested this on another MacBook Pro with the exact same software. The problem is persistent.

Thanks,
Abdullah

I don't know how to fix this on the MacBook Pro, but I strongly suspect that compiling on the CBC-side will fix this. You can either use a flash drive to do this, or you might try WiFi downloads using the Norman/Nease Mods. Thing is, the Norman/Nease Mods were never tested on a Mac; we only had Windows and Linux available to test. I assume that getting them to work with Macs would be easy though.

If you figure anything out or find a workaround that works well for you, please let us know! :-)

Problem solved... Apparently the program can only take 6 functions apart from the main function. We had 7.

Glad you figured it out. That is quite weird though... you might want to contact KIPR tech support about this; having a limit of 6 functions is pretty restrictive.

Nested functions are when you declare a new function inside of another one, like this:

void main() {
   printf("Hello ");
   void func() {
      printf("World\n");
   }
 
   func();
}

They're a nonstandard C extension that almost nobody uses. You may not have done this intentionally, but try indenting your program and double checking all of your brackets to be sure you have completely closed one function before starting the next. Or you can post your code here. Xcode does not have a limit on the number of functions you can have. I suspect you just deleted the code containing a nested function and the error went away.

Yup... I just reviewed the old code and that seems to be it. I added the code from the function without a final closing bracket to another function, hence solving the problem.

Thanks for the help :)