Trying to get ls -l say into a function.

[pc_doctor]

Hey.

Im getting a warning message: passing arg 2 of `strstr' makes pointer from integer without a cast
Im trying to bring in a string "ls -la" for example and to take it to my function....yet it fails to do so using this logic.

Confused about this...Here is the snippet of code:

y = array;
     array2=NULL;
      
     while((r=strstr(y,' '))!=NULL)
	
	{
	r[0]='\0';
	array2=realloc(array2, sizeof(char**)*(c+1));
	array2[c]=y;
	y=r+1;
	c++;
	}

	printf("%s\n", array);

Cheers...

[rags_to_riches]

strstr takes a string, you're passing a character. Perhaps you want strchr instead?