Electronic – IAR EWARM gives error on everything in startup_stm32

There are a few problems, take the first line for example:

__IO uint8_t Slave_Buffer_Rx[0]=data[0];

This is trying to declare a zero length array and also assign a non-constant value to it. The first [0] is specifying the length of the array as zero. What you're attempting above is a static inialization so using data[0] doesn't make much sense at that point because during program initialization the pointer value won't be known.

Because you're using pointers and the values will be one and the same I don't see an immediate reason to use any different variables. If your ISR routine needs to write data to your global buffer you could use something like the following for example:

INTERRUPT_HANDLER(I2C_IRQHandler, 19)
{
    data[0] = I2C_read();
    data[1] = I2C_read();
    data[2] = I2C_read();
}

If you really do need a seperate copy of the data (for example to modify without changing the main buffer) then what you've done in the second example is perfectly fine. You'll need to copy the contents of the buffer on each ISR call in case the data has changed between calls.

Old topic, no answer. For anyone who comes here, the solution is explained by IAR at THIS link.