wierd error/warning

[rambos]

>> warningassing arg 1 of `strtok' makes pointer from integer without a cast


what does this mean

[carrotcake1029]

Post some code because apparently it doesn't like the type of data you are supplying as an argument.

[rambos]

 char Puzzle()
  {
        char clues[46][60] = {"BEFORE AND AFTER % WHITNEY HOUSTON TEXAS", "BEFORE AND AFTER % FAIR AND SQUARE DANCE", "FOOD AND DRINK % WHITE CHOCOLATE MOUS$
      gets(clues[Rand_NUM(0,45)]);
   
  }
////////////////////////////////////
//Printing the puzzle&phrase///////////////
////////////////////////////////////
char print_puzzle()
{

                  char *ptr;
                  char ph_clue;
        ph_clue= Puzzle();
                  ptr = strtok(ph_clue,"%");
                          printf("Phrase:%s\n\n",ptr);
        if (ptr!= NULL)
        {
                ptr = strtok(NULL,",");
                  printf("Puzzle:%s\n\n",ptr);
        }


      
     }

[rambos]

im trying to call a function within a function

[vart]

strtok wants a string (char*) - you give just char

Puzzle()
does not have a return
gets - should not be used - read FAQ
you are using it incorrectly anyway - read FAQ how to get string from user
and do not return pointer to local var (if you ever plan to do it)

[rambos]

i knew i had to return something but im not sure what it should be.