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Re: parse error: msg#00018programming.splint.general
in the line 110 column 11, there is a declaration of addr_t variable. do splint not reconize system types. addr_t is not a built in language type. It is just another typedef, as if you had written typedef char *addr_t; /* Classic */ or typedef void *addr_t; /* C89 */ Splint will recognise it just like it recognises any other typedef name, that is, IF it has been correctly declared. Look a little wider. What other tokens are nearby? |
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