AVR Freaks

Well I've taken several pieces of advice, and now have:

typedef struct OutState{
	uint8_t OutputCompare;
	int LED_Green;
	int LED_Yellow;
	int LED_Red;
};

struct OutState OutputState;
typedef enum {SHORTED, OPEN, CALIBRATION, BULK, ACCEPT, FLOAT, FAULT} Mode;
Mode CurrentMode;
void DetermineState(Mode CurrentMode, float Voltages, struct OutState *OutputState);

However, now I get "Conflicting types for 'CurrentMode'" (error cursor pointing to "Mode CurrentMode") and "Conflicting types for 'DetermineState'"  (error cursor pointing to  function declaration).  Still lost!

I haven't actually written the function, I've only yet declared it.  I did a 'Find' across the entire project, and that's the only instance.  Odd.  I wonder if AS7 is confused about "previous files"?  Should I post the entire output?

OK I *think* I've taken clawson's advice & removed tags.  I stopped declaring CurrentMode twice.

void usart_init(uint16_t ubrr);
char usart_getchar( void );
void usart_putchar( char data );
void usart_pstr(char *s);
void ADC_setup();
void Timer_Setup();
float ReadADC(uint8_t, uint8_t);
void CalAnalog();
float Voltages[3];
float ReadVoltages(float Voltages[]);
typedef struct {
	uint8_t OutputCompare;
	int LED_Green;
	int LED_Yellow;
	int LED_Red;
} OutState;

typedef enum {SHORTED, OPEN, CALIBRATION, BULK, ACCEPT, FLOAT, FAULT} Mode;

void DetermineOutputState(Mode SomeMode, float SomeFloats, struct OutState *SomeState);

In my main.c I declare & initialize some of the variables:

int main( void ) {
	Mode CurrentMode;
	OutState OutputState;
	CurrentMode = FAULT;
	OutputState.OutputCompare = 16;
	OutputState.LED_Green = 0;
	OutputState.LED_Yellow = 0;
	OutputState.LED_Red = 0;

But I'm getting errors like

C:\Users\paul\Documents\Atmel Studio\7.0\Nano_BatteryTender_0\Nano_BatteryTender_0\Includes.h(20,3): error: conflicting types for 'OutState'
         } OutState;
           ^

And

C:\Users\paul\Documents\Atmel Studio\7.0\Nano_BatteryTender_0\Nano_BatteryTender_0\Includes.h(22,15): error: redeclaration of enumerator 'SHORTED'
         typedef enum {SHORTED, OPEN, CALIBRATION, BULK, ACCEPT, FLOAT, FAULT} Mode;
                                ^

I get an error for each of the enum names...  still lost 

Ahhh finally GOT IT, so I removed 'struct' from the function prototype.  I've still got lots of errors... Conflicting type for DetermineOutputState, for Mode, and for OutState.

Thank y'all for bearing with my mental density...

Looking at the Output, I see:

C:\Users\paul\Documents\Atmel Studio\7.0\Nano_BatteryTender_0\Nano_BatteryTender_0\Includes.h(20,3): error: conflicting types for 'OutState'
         } OutState;
           ^
        In file included from .././main.c:19:0:
C:\Users\paul\Documents\Atmel Studio\7.0\Nano_BatteryTender_0\Nano_BatteryTender_0\Includes.h(20,3): info: previous declaration of 'OutState' was here
         } OutState;
           ^

I do use OutState in main.c, where I declare a variable "OutState OutputState;" but that shouldn't cause a conflict, wouldn't think... still lost

Good point, clawson, will fold my Includes.h into main.c, it really doesn;t serve any good purpose as a separate file