> And by the way, Paul, can't I use the
"bool" type in 
> CrossStudio? I've seen that this word is highlighted in the 
> text editor, so I thought it worked, but the compiler 
> generated error messages in the variables and functions that 
> I tried to declare with this type.

Bool is a C++ type and CrossWorks doesn't support that (yet).

The syntax highlighter make no differentiation between C and C++ code.
It syntax highlights all C90, C99, and C++ keywords irrespective of
whether the source file is written for a C90, C99, or C++ compiler.

Regards,

-- Paul.

Hi,

for the type _Bool you need stdbool.h but not every compiler has it.
Mspgcc has stdbool.h.

Rolf


msp430@msp4... schrieb am 03.09.04 15:32:10:
> 
> 
> > And by the way, Paul, can't I use the "bool" type in 
> > CrossStudio? I've seen that this word is highlighted in the 
> > text editor, so I thought it worked, but the compiler 
> > generated error messages in the variables and functions that 
> > I tried to declare with this type.
> 
> Bool is a C++ type and CrossWorks doesn't support that (yet).
> 
> The syntax highlighter make no differentiation between C and C++ code.
> It syntax highlights all C90, C99, and C++ keywords irrespective of
> whether the source file is written for a C90, C99, or C++ compiler.
> 
> Regards,
> 
> -- Paul.
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