Thread: Expected expression before char

Originally Posted by Matticus

This is how you call the function from another function:

Code:

void testFunction(void)
{
    char bread = 'b';
    char loaf = 'f';
    char manual = 'm';

    // code

    calc_baking_time(bread,loaf,manual);
}

Note that the variable names you feed to the function during the function call do not have to be the same as the variable names in the function declaration/definition.

Code:

void testFunction(void)
{
    char one = 'b';
    char two = 'f';
    char three = 'm';

    // code

    calc_baking_time(one,two,three);
}

I'm getting very close to being able to run this!
one last thing. If i cann't use global variables. Must i define char bread_type;
char loaf;
and char manual;
in each function?

Code:

void instructions_white_single_manual(char bread_type, char loaf, char manual)
{
       printf("xoxo");
   calc_bake_time(bread_type, loaf, manual);
}

correct format?