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May 23, 2017 Commented Hi Grigore, Yes, I would expect that to compile correctly as the struct is defined in the cpp file. As mentioned in my comment to your previous answer, I found the solution as I tried to initialize inside the header file. This was not permitted and as soon I split the definition to be in header and initialization in cpp file, my problem disappeared. The syntax is from C and not C++ (so I am told), and since I was mixing, it gave me that problem. In the future I will check how to attach my files. Thank you Cheers Michael

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May 22, 2017 Commented Hi Grigore, Thank you for responding. The capital P is a typo in my post as I didn't copy the code. It was too big to fit. I am sure E2 is using g++ as I started the project as a c++ projects, and my extensions of the files are already cpp and hpp. Again a typo and should have written "Compiler" and not GCC. The uint8_t is already included using stdint.h Later on today I will test my previous comment on splitting the definition and initialization and only define in the header and initialice in the cpp file. Cheers Michael Hi Grigore, I just split the defining and initializing between the header and cpp file, and now the structure is part of my class. Cheers Michael

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May 22, 2017 Commented Hi I found the mistake in my code.... searching for "initializing static member c++" reveals that the code put in a class is interpreted as c++ and not to be initialized in the header. If not put in a class the compiler most likely see it as C code and not C++. I will split the code into definition in the header class, and initialize the array in the cpp file. This should give me a class member "port_reg_addr_map" and work as expected.

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May 20, 2017 Commented Hi When I in my Mingw setup add a class and define my struct inside this class, it reports the exact same error. Is it normal that a struct that compiles normally, create an error when defined in a class?

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May 19, 2017 Asked How do i get GCC to compile my register structure?

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September 26, 2016 Commented Hi Grigore, Changing to newlib does fix the problem. What I find misleading is the fact that the same include paths are shown in the project, and stdint.h found in them although not being part of the Optimized library. Regards Michael

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September 23, 2016 Commented Hi Grigore, By using the project wizard, i get four include paths in the project. One of these contains a file called stdint.h, which is why i expected the compiler to find such a file. DIR command from the directory: Directory of C:\Program Files (x86)\GCC for Renesas RX 4.8.0.201602-GNURX-ELF\rx-elf\rx-elf\lib\gcc\rx-elf\4.8.0.201602-GNURX\include 20-07-2016 15:27 328 stdint.h 1 File(s) 328 bytes 0 Dir(s) 14.809.587.712 bytes free C:\Program Files (x86)\GCC for Renesas RX 4.8.0.201602-GNURX-ELF\rx-elf\rx-elf\lib\gcc\rx-elf\4.8.0.201602-GNURX\include> Maybe the wizard does something wrong when creating the project? I realize the file does not contain what I am looking for, so I will look at how to switch between libraries. I am new to E2 so trying to get acquainted to it. Also I cannot find a way to attach files to these comments. Am I required to create a support request in order to provide you any files or screen dumps? @Cripian I made the post public if there are others with the same question. Rgds Michael

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September 23, 2016 Asked How to reference toolchain include files?

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July 15, 2016 Asked Are there any examples how to define ISR vectors?

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