Help with embedded PI

The first two errors cause me to believe that you used the copy & paste function, from your web browser, into a text editor (it's happened to me a couple (hundred) times).  Take a close look at the lines gcc is complaining about (in your case, it looks like line 14 in led.c).  Sometimes spaces, tabs, double-quotes, or other special characters don't get translated properly (your browser is likely using a ISO-8859 character set, while gcc is expecting flat ASCII).

Hint: \207 is the double-quote, \303 is a tilde (in extended ASCII).  Edit the complained-about file and re-type the characters in the complained-about lines.

Additional reading: http://www.ic.unicamp.br/~stolfi/EXPORT/www/ISO-8859-1-Encoding.html

Hope this helps.

- Tim

No matter how many time i try and change encodeing over to iso-8859-1 and copy the items while viewing the page through midora and then save the file with the encoding for iso-8859-1 i get an error depending where i get the info from or the file saves in which i get a whole boat load of problems with line 14 instead of the couple, why is it that I seem to be the only one having this issue?

Lets just make this really simple before continuing, Do you have a embedded Pi and if so is it the correct card to have to get a 2.8 inch touch shield to work with or do i need something like the alamode?

Paul,

   I don't know if embedded Pi is what you need, but I think I can help with led.c.

Assuming you have done the "wget" and "tar" commands to download and unpack the tools,

you should see a directory "EmbeddedPi", with a subdirectory "example".  In that subdirectory,

there is led.c, which is exactly the same as the one you were trying to copy/paste.

Correct i made it myself, thus same error is popping up

Paul,

  I'm not sure if I understand you, but you don't need to make led.c yourself,

you can just use the one that comes with the download, which should compile fine.

So if you have overwritten led.c with a version that doesn't compile, you should be able

to delete the EmbeddedPi directory and rerun the tar command to recreate it.

Paul,

  I'm not sure if I understand you, but you don't need to make led.c yourself,

you can just use the one that comes with the download, which should compile fine.

So if you have overwritten led.c with a version that doesn't compile, you should be able

to delete the EmbeddedPi directory and rerun the tar command to recreate it.