parameter passing

Another question.
I have to calculate the weekly pay using two dimensional arrays. My teach emailed me back saying that my parameters should say void calc_pay(int emp_counter, wg_hr_py[i][x])
but when I write that part of the program it doesn't work
This is exactly what I have.
void calc_pay(int emp_counter, wg_hr_py[i][x])
{
int i;
for(i = 0; i < emp_counter; i++)
{
wg_hr_py[i][2] = wg_hr_py[i][1] * wg_hr_py[i][0]
}
}
Please help.

:D

> My teach emailed me back saying that my parameters should
> say void calc_pay(int emp_counter, wg_hr_py[i][x])

What I believe they meant is: if your array is:

int myarray[3][4];

Then your function prototype should be:

void calc_pay( int emp_counter, wg_hr_py[3][4] )

Thus, it accepts a 3x4 array as a parameter, not to literally give it "i" and "x" parameters. Fire your teacher, he is not good at explaining things.

Quzah.

you also need to type the array in the prototype and/or definition....

void calc_pay (int emp_counter,double wg_hr_py [] [4]); // or whatever type the array is...

Hi Jax, I have to learn about parameter passing as well.

Could you post some code with a function using it, just a piece as little as possible, the simplest example you've got?

Thanks in advance

I'm the one who posted the last message, and this is the question I made already, if you want to have a look:

http://www.cprogramming.com/cboard/s...6&goto=newpost