Fixed typo in C code, still won't build
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I am converting someones Palm Pilot code into an Android application for them. This involves me using the NDK to read from one of their already built libraries. For this, I need to create several new functions. 


    void __stdcall FreeRelay(void){
    	RelayAPI_DataValid=0;
    	RelayAPI_SetBaud=0;
    	RelayAPI_get=0;
    	RelayAPI_put=0;
    	RelayAPI_flush=0;
    	RelayAPI_delay=0;
    	RelayAPI_initilized=0;
    }

    void Java_my_MainMenu_FreeRelayJava( JNIEnv * env, jobject this ) {
    	RelayAPI_DataValid = 0;
    	RelayAPI_SetBaud = 0;
    	RelayAPI_get = 0;
    	RelayAPI_put = 0;
    	RelayAPI_flush = 0;
    	RelayAPI_delay = 0;
    	RelayAPI_initilized = 0;
    }

Now, my error is in the last line of the second method. I had originall had it spelled `RelayAPI_initialized`, I know that thats correct, but I'm not going through the trouble of changing all of this C code for the typo. I'll make my function fit with the old code. Anyway, I tried `ndk-build` and got this.

![enter image description here][1]

Now in between those separate `ndk-build` calls, I fixed the error. But it still is telling me in line 615 there is an error dealing with `RelayAPI_initialized` but its NOT THERE. I don't know whats going on, and I really know very little about C. I saved my files with the updated information then called `ndk-build`. WHAT AM I MISSING?


  [1]: http://i.stack.imgur.com/hzgvA.png