testing struct

[zp523444]

I have error in the line 'x=....' & 'printf(....' , during compile,
what wrong I have write in the program?

thk a lot

#include <stdio.h>
#include <math.h>

struct measure {

  int feet;
  int inch;
};

struct measure tofeetinch(float inch) {
  struct measure temp;

  temp.feet=inch /12;
  temp.inch=fmod (inch, 12);

  return temp;
}

void main(){

  int temp, x, feet=90, inch=200;
  struct measure tofeetinch;

  x=tofeetinch(inch);
  printf("x, %d", temp.inch);

  fflush(stdin);
  getchar();


}

[Salem]

http://cboard.cprogramming.com/showt...threadid=50530
You persist with void main and fflush(stdin)

> struct measure tofeetinch;
It's also the name of your function

[Tethys]

Originally posted by zp523444

void main(){

  int temp, x, feet=90, inch=200;
  struct measure tofeetinch;
  x=tofeetinch(inch);
  printf("x, %d", temp.inch);
  fflush(stdin);
  getchar();


}

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x is of type 'int' whereas the function tofeetinch() returns a variable of type struct measure. You can't assign different types like this. (Some types, yes. These types, no). And "%d" only prints type int. It will not print a struct type.

TBH, the rest of your program doesn't make sense to me. You can simplify it a lot, but whatever.