casting

[nadji]

struct student{int*f;};
int main(){
struct student*student;
int*p;
int i;
i=9;
p=&i;
student->f=(student->f*)p;
}

when I try to casting (student->f=(student->f*)p)an error appear like this expected expression before ‘)’ tokenI hope anyone can help me that's for all

[memcpy]

Dude, don't threadjack. And learn how to post code, that's impossible to read.

[Salem]

split and moved.

[smokeyangel]

Looky, indentation...

struct student
{
    int*f;
};

int main(){
    struct student*student;
    int*p;
    int i;
    i=9;
    p=&i;
    student->f=(student->f*)p;
}

You can't cast to student->f* because student->f* is not a type. You can only cast to types - usually to change the type of something.

student->f is of type int* and so is p, so you don't need a cast.

[AndiPersti]

And before you can assign anything to student->f, you have to initialize student.

Bye, Andreas