../BMS/Core/bms_energy.c(318): error: passing 'BMS_CellIndexTypeDef' to parameter of incompatible type 'BMS_CellDataTypeDef'

The error message you're encountering in `bms_energy.c` on line 318 suggests that there's a mismatch in the types being passed as arguments. The code is trying to pass an instance of `BMS_CellIndexTypeDef`, which likely represents a cell index, to a function that expects an argument of type `BMS_CellDataTypeDef`, which probably refers to a different data type related to battery management system (BMS) cells.

To fix this issue, you would need to ensure that the correct data type is being used at that point in the code. Here are some steps to consider:

1. **Check the function prototype**: Verify that the function declaration matches the expected type. Ensure that it should accept a `BMS_CellIndexTypeDef` and not a `BMS_CellDataTypeDef`.

// Assuming the correct prototype looks like this
void bms_function(BMS_CellIndexTypeDef cell_index, BMS_CellDataTypeDef cell_data);

2. **Review the call site**: Look at line 318 in `bms_energy.c`. Check if the variable being passed is indeed an instance of `BMS_CellIndexTypeDef` and not mistakenly assigned a value of `BMS_CellDataTypeDef`.

3. **Cast if necessary**: If the variable needs to be converted, check if a cast operation is required or if the function signature can be modified to accommodate both types.

BMS_CellDataTypeDef temp_cell_data = (BMS_CellDataTypeDef)cell_index;
bms_function(cell_index, temp_cell_data);

4. **Update the data structure**: If the problem lies in the way variables are declared or initialized, make sure they have the correct type defined throughout the codebase.

If you're unsure about what specific changes to make, consult the documentation or seek help from a programmer familiar with the BMS library or your project's codebase.