Hi All,
My application is generating an "Erroneous pointer assignment" error while debugging. An example code is shown below:

typedef struct{
char strName[32];
char strModel[32];
......
int nCount;
int nNodeID;
......
}Device;

int initDevice( Device * d, char *name,int c, int id ....){
....
...
sprintf(d->strName, "%s",name);
...
d->nCount = c;
...
}

main(){
Device d;
....
initDevice(&d,"TX1-12",2,101,....);
.....
}

I am receiving the error inside the initDevice function on line " d->nCount = c; ", I also tried " (*c).nCount = c" and received the same error. Moreover after executing "sprintf(d->strName, "DEVICE NAME"); " the strName valued is not changing.

I should mention that the structure Device is huge (almost 32 kilo byte). It seems like no matter how I try to change the uninitialized contents of the structure after the structure instantiation, nothing changes.

I modified the code and compiled it in Visual Studio platform and received the desired result, but every time I try it on my Rabbit 2000 core it fails with the same error.

What am I doing wrong? Any idea?

Thanks in advance to everyone.
Arman



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