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Thank you for helping.

I have a design I previously compiled a long time ago. I just downloaded the latest version of the compiler and now come up with a bizarre message.

I am using a pic18F4550 device, with an internal ...

Thanks for giving me a solution. I see why it works. But I am still curious whether my C declaration was wrong, or whether the compiler can't handle it. If you know, I'd appreciate hearing your analys ...

I have the following structure:

typedef struct font_struct
{
int16 font_length;
int16 font_width;
} font_select;

I then add an array of pointers to this structure, ...

Can I have a pointer function as a member of a structure? From what I've read, this is allowed, but my experiment with this compiler doesn't seem to recognize the function pointer.

Any thoughts?

Thanks for identifying the problem.

My mistake - I am using 4.107

There is a reason I need to initialize the array, in the way I am doing it. This is extracted code to present the problem.

Am I violating a syntactic rule of C?

I am using version 4.109. Also the following (with brackets) gives the same error:

init_example.val[] = {1,2,3,4,5,6,7};
init_example.type = 6;

I have a simple struct as follows:

typedef struct
{
int8 val[8];
int8 type;
} init_struct;

init_struct init_example;

Then I try to initialize array, val ...