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C:/PROGRA~1/SDCC/JonTest.c(74):syntax error:token -> '=';column 14
on line 74 of the file JonTest.c the complier found the token "=" at the 14th character on the line. (a token is a keyword or symbol) It did not expect an "=" . It was not in the list of posible things to find. Think of #define as search and replace: #define search replace In fact most compilers can output the the precompiler pass with all the substitutions. |
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