enum and 2D array declaration

Hi All,

I'm having some trouble declaring a 2D array using enum members like so:

(code has been simplified for this example)

Code:

typedef enum AV_FORMATS_ENUM
{
    AV_FORMAT_0 = 0,
    AV_FORMAT_1,
    AV_FORMAT_2,
    NUM_OF_AV_FORMATS
} AV_FORMAT;

typedef enum DECODE_TYPE_ENUM
{
    DECODE_0 = 0,
    DECODE_1,
    DECODE_2,
    NUM_OF_DECODE_TYPES
} DXVA_TYPE;

char FormatDecodeMatrix[NUM_OF_AV_FORMATS][NUM_OF_DECODE_TYPES]; <-- problem

Now, this builds just fine on my local installation of MS Visual Studio 2008, however when I submit on our infrastructure's more stringent build system it says that the 2nd constant, NUM_OF_DECODE_TYPES, isn't declared.

So of course my questions is, whats wrong with this? NUM_OF_DECODE_TYPES is used in loops all over the code and my intent was that if somebody added a new format the rest of the could should work along with it.

C90 requires arrays sizes to be constants created with define

constant variables created with const key word or enum members cannot be used in array declaration

Originally Posted by vart

C90 requires arrays sizes to be constants created with define

constant variables created with const key word or enum members cannot be used in array declaration

After putting commas after the last members in the enums, the build system compiled without errors. Based upon what you said in your post, is the behaviour now undefined?