The code is as follows:

void delay_1_msec (void)
	{
	count = 110;
	while (count>0)
		{
		count--;
		}
	}

Everything compiles and works when I use this function declaration in Program A.

I have a second program, Program B that also works as expected.

However, when I cut and paste this code snippet from Program A to
Program B (which also worked), Program B refuses to compile (even with
the line calling the function commented out).  The errors I'm getting
are:
no identifier in declaration

missing basic type; int assumed

";" expected

Given that this same code worked in another program, I doubt that this
is a syntax error.  Yes, I have declared the variable count as an
unsigned char.  In fact, I have a similar pre-existing function in
Program B that caused no problems.  The function declaration is:

void delay_20_usec(void)
	{
	count = 2;
	while (count>0)
		{
		count--;
		}
	}

What am I overlooking?

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