# HG changeset patch
# User luis
# Date 1191313931 -7200
# Node ID dba062c5c3c183469f9ebc35658d4ad0d77878a6
# Parent  639e5ec5a12006e124a5a393f6860a73e836822f
Checking if TPDO was valid was wrong (pdo.c)
There were some declarations after statements in pdo.c that caused some compilers to complaint

diff -r 639e5ec5a120 -r dba062c5c3c1 src/pdo.c
--- a/src/pdo.c	Mon Oct 01 17:17:35 2007 +0200
+++ b/src/pdo.c	Tue Oct 02 10:32:11 2007 +0200
@@ -460,7 +460,7 @@
     case state3:
       if (/*d->objdict[offsetObjdict].bSubCount < 5 || not necessary with objdictedit (always 5)*/
           /* check if TPDO is not valid */ 
-          *(UNS32*)d->objdict[offsetObjdict].pSubindex[0].pObject & 0x8000) {
+          *(UNS32*)d->objdict[offsetObjdict].pSubindex[1].pObject & 0x80000000) {
 	  MSG_WAR(0x3960, "Not a valid PDO ", 0x1800 + pdoNum);
 	  /*Go next TPDO*/
 	  status = state11;
@@ -525,10 +525,14 @@
 	   	/* No changes -> go to next pdo*/
 		status = state11;
 	}else{
+		
+		UNS16 EventTimerDuration;
+        UNS16 InhibitTimerDuration;
+		
 		MSG_WAR(0x306A, "Changes TPDO number : ", pdoNum);
 		/* Changes detected -> transmit message */
-        UNS16 EventTimerDuration = *(UNS16*)d->objdict[offsetObjdict].pSubindex[5].pObject;
-        UNS16 InhibitTimerDuration = *(UNS16*)d->objdict[offsetObjdict].pSubindex[3].pObject;
+        EventTimerDuration = *(UNS16*)d->objdict[offsetObjdict].pSubindex[5].pObject;
+        InhibitTimerDuration = *(UNS16*)d->objdict[offsetObjdict].pSubindex[3].pObject;
         
 		status = state5;