how do I get rid of this warning?

[-EquinoX-]

I have a function which is:

char *paramReturn( char *);

and in the code somewhere I tried to do this:

strcat(code,paramReturn(root->name) );


and when I compile the code it gives me a warning :

warning: passing argument 2 of âstrcatâ makes pointer from integer without a cast


how can I get rid of this warning?

[tabstop]

Make sure the compiler can see the prototype of paramReturn (since it can't, it is assuming that paramReturn returns an int).

[-EquinoX-]

how do I make sure of that? is it because I am declaring the function paramReturn in a different file that's why it can't see it?

[tabstop]

If you are using a function in file blah.c, then you had darn well better include "blah.h" at the top.

[Dino]

Are you #including that file?

[-EquinoX-]

ok, I just did that and it works... however I've got another problem:

I am building a parser and have write this in one of the rule:

| TFOR '(' stmnttemp1 ';'         ';' stmnttemp1 ')' stmt  
                              {
                              
                              /* tree */
                              $$.node = MakeTreeStmt($3.node,  NULL,      $6.node,  $8.node,      T_STMT_FOR,      NULL);

}

the error is at:

 $$.node = MakeTreeStmt($3.node,  NULL,      $6.node,  $8.node,      T_STMT_FOR,      NULL);

it always complaints the same error as above;

warning: assignment makes pointer from integer without a cast

I've already included the file where MakeTreeStnt is declared in the included up above, but it still shows the error... so is there any way to fix this?

[matsp]

And what is the actual C code that you are compiling, as what you have posted certainly isn't C.

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Mats