Mixing
conflicting types for function
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This is my program which calls the "parse_flags" function:
#include "parse-json/process_flags.h"
static int parse_json(const char *filename)
{
// other code
parse_flags(data, &parsed_flags);
}
"parse_flags" function is declared in "process_flags.h"
static void parse_flagblock(struct json_object *obj, flags_t *parsed_flags,
const char *jsonkey, enum json_type type,
const struct parser_flagsconv *flagsconv);
static int parse_flags(struct json_object *obj, flags_t *parsed_flags);
These functions are implemented in "process_flags.c" file which includes the corresponding .h file.
#include "process_flags.h"
static void parse_flagblock(struct json_object *obj, flags_t *parsed_flags,
const char *jsonkey, enum json_type type,
const struct parser_flagsconv *flagsconv);
static int parse_flags(struct json_object *obj, flags_t *parsed_flags);
static void parse_flagblock(struct json_object *obj, flags_t *parsed_flags,
const char *jsonkey, enum json_type type,
const struct parser_flagsconv *flagsconv)
{
/// code
}
static int parse_flags(struct json_object *obj, flags_t *parsed_flags)
{
/// code
}
When I compile this using the make command, I see the following error:
process_flags.c:10:13: error: conflicting types for ‘parse_flagblock’
static void parse_flagblock(struct json_object *obj, flags_t
*parsed_flags,
process_flags.c:13:12: error: conflicting types for ‘parse_flags’
static int parse_flags(struct json_object *obj, flags_t
*parsed_flags);
I "think" I've got all the declarations right. Can't seem to find what I'm missing here. Any help is appreciated. TIA!!!
c function typeerror
asked Jan 3 at 17:01
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This is my program which calls the "parse_flags" function:
#include "parse-json/process_flags.h"
static int parse_json(const char *filename)
{
// other code
parse_flags(data, &parsed_flags);
}
"parse_flags" function is declared in "process_flags.h"
static void parse_flagblock(struct json_object *obj, flags_t *parsed_flags,
const char *jsonkey, enum json_type type,
const struct parser_flagsconv *flagsconv);
static int parse_flags(struct json_object *obj, flags_t *parsed_flags);
These functions are implemented in "process_flags.c" file which includes the corresponding .h file.
#include "process_flags.h"
static void parse_flagblock(struct json_object *obj, flags_t *parsed_flags,
const char *jsonkey, enum json_type type,
const struct parser_flagsconv *flagsconv);
static int parse_flags(struct json_object *obj, flags_t *parsed_flags);
static void parse_flagblock(struct json_object *obj, flags_t *parsed_flags,
const char *jsonkey, enum json_type type,
const struct parser_flagsconv *flagsconv)
{
/// code
}
static int parse_flags(struct json_object *obj, flags_t *parsed_flags)
{
/// code
}
When I compile this using the make command, I see the following error:
process_flags.c:10:13: error: conflicting types for ‘parse_flagblock’
static void parse_flagblock(struct json_object *obj, flags_t
*parsed_flags,
process_flags.c:13:12: error: conflicting types for ‘parse_flags’
static int parse_flags(struct json_object *obj, flags_t
*parsed_flags);
I "think" I've got all the declarations right. Can't seem to find what I'm missing here. Any help is appreciated. TIA!!!
c function typeerror
asked Jan 3 at 17:01
amy123amy123
1178
1
Please provide a full Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example which includes the variable definitions and the full error message
– UnholySheep
Jan 3 at 17:06
1
Why are you declaringstaticfunctions in header files?
– melpomene
Jan 3 at 17:07
add a comment |
This is my program which calls the "parse_flags" function:
#include "parse-json/process_flags.h"
static int parse_json(const char *filename)
{
// other code
parse_flags(data, &parsed_flags);
}
"parse_flags" function is declared in "process_flags.h"
static void parse_flagblock(struct json_object *obj, flags_t *parsed_flags,
const char *jsonkey, enum json_type type,
const struct parser_flagsconv *flagsconv);
static int parse_flags(struct json_object *obj, flags_t *parsed_flags);
These functions are implemented in "process_flags.c" file which includes the corresponding .h file.
#include "process_flags.h"
static void parse_flagblock(struct json_object *obj, flags_t *parsed_flags,
const char *jsonkey, enum json_type type,
const struct parser_flagsconv *flagsconv);
static int parse_flags(struct json_object *obj, flags_t *parsed_flags);
static void parse_flagblock(struct json_object *obj, flags_t *parsed_flags,
const char *jsonkey, enum json_type type,
const struct parser_flagsconv *flagsconv)
{
/// code
}
static int parse_flags(struct json_object *obj, flags_t *parsed_flags)
{
/// code
}
When I compile this using the make command, I see the following error:
process_flags.c:10:13: error: conflicting types for ‘parse_flagblock’
static void parse_flagblock(struct json_object *obj, flags_t
*parsed_flags,
process_flags.c:13:12: error: conflicting types for ‘parse_flags’
static int parse_flags(struct json_object *obj, flags_t
*parsed_flags);
I "think" I've got all the declarations right. Can't seem to find what I'm missing here. Any help is appreciated. TIA!!!
c function typeerror
asked Jan 3 at 17:01
amy123amy123
1178
This is my program which calls the "parse_flags" function:
#include "parse-json/process_flags.h"
static int parse_json(const char *filename)
{
// other code
parse_flags(data, &parsed_flags);
}
"parse_flags" function is declared in "process_flags.h"
static void parse_flagblock(struct json_object *obj, flags_t *parsed_flags,
const char *jsonkey, enum json_type type,
const struct parser_flagsconv *flagsconv);
static int parse_flags(struct json_object *obj, flags_t *parsed_flags);
These functions are implemented in "process_flags.c" file which includes the corresponding .h file.
#include "process_flags.h"
static void parse_flagblock(struct json_object *obj, flags_t *parsed_flags,
const char *jsonkey, enum json_type type,
const struct parser_flagsconv *flagsconv);
static int parse_flags(struct json_object *obj, flags_t *parsed_flags);
static void parse_flagblock(struct json_object *obj, flags_t *parsed_flags,
const char *jsonkey, enum json_type type,
const struct parser_flagsconv *flagsconv)
{
/// code
}
static int parse_flags(struct json_object *obj, flags_t *parsed_flags)
{
/// code
}
When I compile this using the make command, I see the following error:
process_flags.c:10:13: error: conflicting types for ‘parse_flagblock’
static void parse_flagblock(struct json_object *obj, flags_t
*parsed_flags,
process_flags.c:13:12: error: conflicting types for ‘parse_flags’
static int parse_flags(struct json_object *obj, flags_t
*parsed_flags);
I "think" I've got all the declarations right. Can't seem to find what I'm missing here. Any help is appreciated. TIA!!!
c function typeerror
c function typeerror
asked Jan 3 at 17:01
amy123amy123
1178
asked Jan 3 at 17:01
amy123amy123
1178
asked Jan 3 at 17:01
amy123amy123
1178
asked Jan 3 at 17:01
amy123amy123
1178
asked Jan 3 at 17:01
amy123amy123
1178
1178
1
Please provide a full Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example which includes the variable definitions and the full error message
– UnholySheep
Jan 3 at 17:06
1
Why are you declaringstaticfunctions in header files?
– melpomene
Jan 3 at 17:07
add a comment |
1
Please provide a full Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example which includes the variable definitions and the full error message
– UnholySheep
Jan 3 at 17:06
1
Why are you declaringstaticfunctions in header files?
– melpomene
Jan 3 at 17:07
1
1
Please provide a full Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example which includes the variable definitions and the full error message
– UnholySheep
Jan 3 at 17:06
Please provide a full Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example which includes the variable definitions and the full error message
– UnholySheep
Jan 3 at 17:06
1
1
Why are you declaring
static functions in header files?– melpomene
Jan 3 at 17:07
Why are you declaring
static functions in header files?– melpomene
Jan 3 at 17:07
add a comment |
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Please provide a full Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example which includes the variable definitions and the full error message
– UnholySheep
Jan 3 at 17:06
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Why are you declaring
staticfunctions in header files?– melpomene
Jan 3 at 17:07