Reputation: 38
I want to understand the solution for the PC lint error 19 "useless declaration". i am using a interrupt vector table, and calling the interrupts with required parameters. when i run for PC lint I am having the error 19 as shown below can some one help me in this ?
#define Int_HandlerIndAddr(Isr, CpuNr, IntNr, Prio) Int_HandlerIndAddr2(Isr, CpuNr, IntNr, Prio)
#define Int_HandlerIndAddr2(Isr, CpuNr, IntNr, Prio) \
__asm__ (".ifndef .intr2.entry.include \n"\
".altmacro \n"\
".macro .int2_entry.2 intEntryLabel, Prio, name # define the section and inttab entry code \n"\
" .pushsection .\\intEntryLabel,\"ax\",@progbits \n"\
" __\\intEntryLabel : \n"\
" bisr Prio \n"\
" movh.a %a14, hi:\\name \n"\
" lea %a14, [%a14]lo:\\name \n"\
" ji %a14 \n"\
" .popsection \n"\
".endm \n"\
".macro .int2_entry.1 IntNr,Prio,CpuNr,u,name \n"\
".int2_entry.2 intvec_tc\\CpuNr\\u\\IntNr,%(Prio),(name) # build the unique name \n"\
".endm \n"\
" \n"\
".macro .intr2.entry name,CpuNr,IntNr,Prio \n"\
".int2_entry.1 %(IntNr),%(Prio),%(CpuNr),_,name # evaluate the priority and the cpu number \n"\
".endm \n"\
".intr2.entry.include: \n"\
".endif \n"\
".intr2.entry "#Isr","#CpuNr","#IntNr","#Prio );\
function call in the same file as below
Int_HandlerIndAddr(TaskOs_CallTaskApp10ms, 0, ISR_NR_TASK_APP_10MS, ISR_PRIO_TASK_APP_10MS);
Int_HandlerIndAddr(TaskOs_CallTaskApp1ms, 0, ISR_NR_TASK_APP_1MS, ISR_PRIO_TASK_APP_1MS);
PC lint error message as below:
Int_HandlerIndAddr(TaskOs_CallTaskApp100ms, 0, ISR_NR_TASK_APP_100MS, ISR_PRIO_TASK_APP_100MS);
C:...\0_Src\0_AppSw\Tricore\BSW\Setup\IntVecTab.c
107 Error 19: Useless Declaration
C:..\0_Src\0_AppSw\Tricore\BSW\Setup\IntVecTab.c
107 Error 19: Useless Declaration
Int_HandlerIndAddr(TaskOs_CallTaskApp10ms, 0, ISR_NR_TASK_APP_10MS, ISR_PRIO_TASK_APP_10MS);
C:......\0_Src\0_AppSw\Tricore\BSW\Setup\IntVecTab.c
111 Error 19: Useless Declaration
C:.....\0_Src\0_AppSw\Tricore\BSW\Setup\IntVecTab.c
111 Error 19: Useless Declaration
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Reputation: 340366
From http://www.gimpel.com/html/pub/msg.txt (emphasis added):
19 Useless Declaration -- A type appeared by itself without an associated variable, and the type was not a struct and not a union and not an enum. A double semi-colon can cause this as in:
int x;;
If you notice, your macro ends in a semi-colon and you add a semi-colon when you invoke the macro. Therefore the expanded code has a double semi-colon. Get rid of one of them (I'd suggest the one in the macro definition).
Upvotes: 3