Error introduced in source code from 5.026 to 5.069 [SOLVED]

[benoitstjean]

Old compiler: 5.026
New compiler: 5.069

Not sure if this has been documented in another post.

Yesterday, I did a backup of my project left to go home from work. Up until yesterday, I was using 5.026.

This morning, I installed CCS 5.069.

My project backup from yesterday is identical to the 'working' project from this morning since I am simply continuing where I left-off with the exception that I will now start to use 5.069.

So I opened my project with 5.069 and hit 'compile'. It turns-out that the compiler notified me that I had two errors. I went to the indicated lines and fair enough, a comma is missing inside the functions in question (comma to separate parameters). I have two of these errors:

MyFunction1( Param1, Param2);
MyFunction2( Param1, Param2);

After hitting the 'Compile' button in 5.069, the functions look like this:

[Ttelmah]

Are you using #defines for anything in the parameters?.
The recent versions correct some faults with the handling of these that did allow illegal syntaxes to be used. It may be you have a macro expansion that is relying on the old faults.

[benoitstjean]

No #defines in parameters and no macros either. Just plain'old standard functions.

Anyways, like I said, this is just a heads-up and is easily fixable although I did send an email to CCS.

Thanks.

Benoit

[benoitstjean]

No real solution here. CCS says it could just be the way the comma got interpreted. Doesn't make sense because a comma is a comma, I don't have 10 different types, just one.

Anyhow, no big problem.

Ben