about error #41: expected an identifier

I think you are trying to build a CCS project from the command line.  This command ...

MYUNGSOO KIM said:

eclipse -noSplash -data "/home/ms0402kim/CCS_TEST" -application com.ti.ccstudio.apps.projectBuild -ccs.projects DL-SCH0 --ccs.autoImport

looks similar to the ones documented in this wiki article.  However, I am not familiar the last argument --ccs.autoImport.  I don't know if it has anything to do with your problem.  How did you learn about it?

If you build the project from within CCS, does that work?

Thanks and regards,

-George

I don't see anything wrong with the tiny fragment of code you posted.  The actual problem is most likely in the code surrounding or just before that line.  Please create a compilable test case that demonstrates the problem.

@George Mock

yes I refer that site(wiki article as you comment).

I added "--ccs.autoImport" option for test, but it doesn't work without it too. it fails and has same fail error.

I tried in linux consol configuration and when I run with CCS linux, it fails too. same error.

Should I make new project for linux build? if so, is there a different project option between linux and windows?

(now I'm using already made project files by someone, it works well in windows console build. I modified only toolchain path)

thanks.

@by Archaeologist

when I check my codes, it doesn't have syntax error.

anyway I'll check again. thanks.

MYUNGSOO KIM said:

Should I make new project for linux build? if so, is there a different project option between linux and windows?

The project options should not differ between Linux and Windows. However, one thing to keep in mind when moving from Windows to Linux is that Linux is case sensitive, while Windows is not. So for things like #includes for header files and search paths, make sure that the name/path you are referencing in your code matches with the actual file name.

If it is not a complicated project, it wouldn't hurt to try creating a new project under Linux.

MYUNGSOO KIM said:

I tried in linux consol configuration and when I run with CCS linux, it fails too. same error.

Do you mean that building the project within CCS GUI in Linux also generates this error? Can you reproduce this with a simple cut down project with minimal dependencies?

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@AartiG

I had case sensitive, path problem as you commented, so I fix that appropriately.

this is only error that I can't fix now.

"error #41: expected an identifier"

I think,maybe, source codes doesn't have syntax error,

does it have a possibility that occurred by incorrect configuration of compiler(or toolchain)??

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Do you mean that building the project within CCS GUI in Linux also generates this error?

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=> yes. I tried within CCS GUI in linux.

     I can't understand exactly your last sentence, could you please give me more details?(how to that)

     " Can you reproduce this with a simple cut down project with minimal dependencies?"

thanks.

 "Can you reproduce this with a simple cut down project with minimal dependencies?"

What I meant by this is - are able to create a simple project that generates this compiler error at build time? You mentioned that you were using MCSDK, NDK etc but I was wondering if you could create a simple project without dependencies on those kits that still generates this error. If so, you can share the project with us and we might be able to identify the reason for the error. Without that information it is quite difficult to tell for sure the reason for the error.

Just out of interest, could you copy and paste the output in the CCS build console to a text file and attach it here?