Thread: struct pointer to function syntax

here is my code:

Code:

int main(void)
{
    struct money {
	char category[30];
	char month[5];
	int day;
	char purchase_description[30];
	float purchase[30];
    };

    struct money money_log[MAX];
    struct money *p_money_log;  
    p_money_log = &money_log[0];

What I want to do is have the pointer to the structure passed to different functions, however I have not been able to find a suitable example of the syntax for the function call. Do I have to use the keyword struct in the argument list? Or can I just do something like:

Code:

 
void some_func(*p_money_log)
{
.......
}

I actually know this is incorrect - as there is no data type in the parameter list. Suggestions on how to pass the pointer are welcome. Thanks.

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Code:

void some_func(struct money *p_money_log)
{
     ...
}

/* pointer to the pointer */
void another_func(struct money **pp_money_log)
{
     ...
}

int main(void)
{
     struct money *p_money_log;

     some_func(p_money_log);
     another_func(&p_money_log);
     ...