I had been making nighttime display. It didn't work so I cut it out. Now, I receive: http://pastebin.com/WuyAyrgP Here is the code, which just so happens to be the line code. I have absolutely no idea how editing the display modes triggered this. http://pastebin.com/pMRL1eRU Anyone know why this is happening?
(yes, line 2 on pastebin) There should be no semicolon there. If it complains about expecting one when it isn't there, you've probably got a '{' without a matching '}' somewhere earlier on in graphics.c
@Neospector(View Post) How much C experience do you have? In any case, let me imbue you with this knowledge, think of the compiler as a retarded monkey, it can only tell you when you have a problem, and give you a vague idea of what it is. On almost all occasions when it says it's expecting something somewhere, that's not the problem. Also, occasionally when classes, etc. aren't closed with a ; the compiler will tell you there's an error in the file that included them, not the actual header.
tl;dr - Compiler is a tard, some problems cause wierd errors, error usually isn't what compiler says it is.
@jacksonmj(View Post) Yes that did it. I accidentally closed off my display code too late. @Cr15py(View Post) Everything anyone makes is just code. A bot once asked me if we could "be" Latin together.