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"member reference base type 'unsigned int' is not a structure or union" ???
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07-20-2011
04:07 AM
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"member reference base type 'unsigned int' is not a structure or union" ???
Hi,
during compilation I got the following error message :
"error : member reference base type 'unsigned int' is not a structure or union"
With the following line :
offset = invFlags.x * (bitsOnCount[0] + tid4.x - localBitsScan[tid4.x]) + flags.x * localBitsScan[tid4.x];
Where :
__local uint localBitsScan[WGZ_x4];
__local uint bitsOnCount[1];
int4 invFlags;
int4 flags;
int offset;
check the following :
http://code.google.com/p/clpp/source/browse/trunk/src/clpp/clppSort_RadixSort.cl
Line 174, 177...
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07-20-2011
05:03 AM
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What is declaration of tid4 variable?
Thelink you specified leads to error page for me.
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Thanks,
I have finally found the problem, I think it is related to the "parser" of the Intel SDK (a token priority problem).
I have commit the change now. If you are interested you can check the difference.
Regards
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