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Hi , I'm noob in 'c++' I debug my code and receive 'C1075' error. '{': no matching token found. I've used an anonymous namespace. I don't know why I receive this error.
Please help me.
Thanks
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Show the relevant portion of your code.
Presumably you're not debugging it if you can't get it to compile.
Once again -- How to write a quality question
We do not know if the { is an extra one or if you are missing an ending }; that is why showing the relevant code would help. You can try deleting (or commenting out) the { but if the problem is that you instead need a } then it will be difficult to help you without seeing the code.
This is my code:
namespace
{
................................................
int main(void) {
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extern BOOL WINAPI CH341SetDeviceNotify( // É趨É豸ʼþ֪ͨ³ÌÐò
ULONG iIndex, // Ö¸¶¨CH341É豸ÐòºÅ,0¶ÔÓ¦µÚÒ»¸öÉ豸
PCHAR iDeviceID, // ¿ÉÑ¡²ÎÊý,Ö¸Ïò×Ö·û´®,Ö¸¶¨±»¼à¿ØµÄÉ豸µÄID,×Ö·û´®ÒÔ\0ÖÕÖ¹
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ULONG iIndex = 0;
PCHAR iDeviceID = 0;
mPCH341_NOTIFY_ROUTINE iNotifyRoutine = 0;
if (CH341SetDeviceNotify(iIndex, iDeviceID, iNotifyRoutine)) {
std::cout << "USB PORT CONNECTED";
}
}
}
This is a sammary of my code.
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Showing us manually entered (as opposed to copy and paste) excerpts of your code serves no purpose. Since you have not found the mismatch yourself, odds are it is an area you chose not to show us.
When viewing the code in the Visual Studio editor, if you place the cursor to the immediate left of an open brace ({), VS will highlight the corresponding closing brace (}). The reverse is also true. This should let you see which open brace is not matched with a closing one or not with the one you wanted it to be matched with.
Furthermore, if you have enabled outlining, you can shrink a compound statement to a single line to help remove the clutter while you search for the unmatched brace.
If you let the editor perform indenting, it will also line up matching braces at consistent indent levels.
If that truly is your code then one huge problem is that every pragma, include, ifndef, ifdef and endif must be preceded by a # as in #pragma, #include, #ifndef, #ifdef and #endif. You need to add the # to all of those. If they already have the # then we need to see the code exactly as it is.
I don't know why I receive this error.
Fatal Error C1075
"the left token was unmatched at the end of the file
The compiler expected matching token before it reached the end of file.
This error can be caused by an unmatched bracket,
brace, or other paired character."