Thread: switch statement problems

I have the function:

Code:

static int check(Node * t){
int flag = FALSE;
int flag1 = FALSE;
  
switch(t->type){
      case A:
        switch(t->kind.a)
        case A1:
        {
        flag = TRUE;
        }
        case A2:
        ...................
        break;
      case B:
       switch(t->kind.b)
       case B1:
        ................
        case B2:
        ..............
        break;
      case C:
       switch(t->kind.c)
       case C1:
       {
       flag1 = TRUE;
       } 
       case C2:
       .......................
       break;

     if (flag1 == FALSE && flag == TRUE)
                fprintf(stderr, "FAILED!\n");
     break;

    
}

However this doesn't work.. can you tell me why and how to make it work?






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The dots:

Code:

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won't compile.

Come on. Describing something as "it won't work" without a full example or error details is a waste of bandwidth.

Is there a break statement in there anywhere?