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I'm not giving up, that was frustration talking...I'll check the FAQ thank you, I think the problem is actually that I'm not capturing the values in the read function. When the function exits the...

I give up, I think I will write any additions to the courseList to a temp file and reread them into memory before I display them. I can't get past the bad ptr error.

Course_ptr = (Stud1_ptr->CourseList);


This works! Getting closer....

With the addition of a pointer on the Course struct:


typedef struct Course {
char Number [NumSize + 1]; /*Course Number*/
char Section [SecSize + 1]; /*Course Section*/
int Units; /*Course...

I'll try your suggestion quzah, thank you

That does give a runtime error in VC++, bad pointer....I'm lost again...oh well

This does not give an error:
printf ("Number is %s\n", Stud1_ptr->CourseList->Number);

Now why does it return null? Continuing...

trying to declare a new pointer to work with gives a compiler error:
Course_T *C_ptr;
C_ptr = CourseList;

Trying to decale a pointer on the fly gives a "Start undeclared ":
Start =...

Thanks for the input, actually, I see now that CourseList is already a pointer to the list.... I'm still confused. But will post what I try and what works or doesn't. This is a test program so the...

I have a linked list inside an array of structs:


typedef struct Course {
char Number [NumSize + 1];
char Section [SecSize + 1];
int Units;
struct Course *Next;
} Course_T;