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As MK27 said the Struct is not properly defined, missing curly braket at the end



The main function is think is not now defined correctly can you confirm this MK27?

I am just a beginner at C so perhaps this is irrelevant.



int x =6;
int *p=&x


should you not initialise the pointer like this:

matsp, thanks for taking the time to respond. I will have to digest what you have said and try to fix things later. I should get back to my work, unfortunately!

You want me to post the code again?




#include<stdio.h>
#include<stdlib.h>
#include<time.h>
#include<string.h>

Everything works now. I have learnt my lesson the declare the function prototypes AFTER the structure if they are calling them...

When I run the program I get this:
...

I am blind!

sorry matsp, i completely missed that and thanks also MK27 and Brafil

a quick update with the errors I am having problem solving:

qa@qa:~/Programming$ gcc -o struct_callsFUNC struct_callsFUNC.c
struct_callsFUNC.c:7: warning: \u2018struct CALL\u2019 declared inside...

also I get an error here, when trying to write to the file:



if (nf != NULL) {
fwrite(&c, 1, sizeof(CALL), nf);
fclose(nf);
}

struct_callsFUNC.c: In function \u2018main\u2019:
struct_callsFUNC.c:56: warning: passing argument 1 of \u2018createFile\u2019 makes integer from pointer without a cast
struct_callsFUNC.c:56:...

You mean in my function prototype and function have : struct CALL c instead of struct call:



void createFile(char filename, struct CALL c);


is the function call :

Hello folks,

I hope my question is not wasting anyones time here. I was trying to make a program that will assist me in my daily work, the idea being to automatically generate a file that...

solved it!

Hello,

I have a question in regards to how do I make a function return value go to a specific record of a structure.

I have tried a few ways to do this but can't seem to see how to do it. ...

Understood,

thanks, much appreciate matsp.

So this is the correct way?:



char *stringp = "String";
char *stringp2;

char ch[7];

stringp2 = &ch;

It compiles but gives me a segmentation fault.

tabstop why can I not define it as:



char *stringp2;


For an empty string or something...

I am practicing with pointers presently, trying to get my knowledge on the matter more robust.

I created one program that just uses 2 points and another that uses on string and one array.

Both...

Thanks everyone, got it working now. Didn't see all the other replies posted before my last post!

Much appreciated :D

And i will try to indent my C code better too. Enjoy the rest of...

Thanks matsp:



char *genCallNr(){
char callnr = malloc(12);
time_t now;
struct tm *ts;
char buf[12];
//char callnr[11];

Thank you MK27

I corrected the things that you pointed out. However things don't run smoothly.
I managed to get the code from the VMware:



#include<stdio.h>
#include<stdlib.h>...

I am a beginner to C programming. I have done a few programs here and there and am also following the book 'The C programming language' by K&R.


The program consists of 2 parts: the main and 1...

Also got it working for arrays. Great.

Thanks again!

Thanks you vart, much appreciated. It worked with a single object, will try with an array of structures now.

Hello,

sorry if this seems like a trivial query but I was having some issue setting a string to a char array in a structure. I have a set up like this:




typedef struct
{
int date; char...