Pointer to a structure element

I have a function that expects a int * as a parameter. I have an int inside a structure.

Code:

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typedef struct myStruct {
  int myStructInt;
} myStruct;


myStruct test_struct;


void test_fun(int * myInt) {
  // yadda yadda
}

int main() {
  test_fun(??????????);
}

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How do I pass the address of the structure element? I tried &(test_struct.myStructInt).

As I told you in the other thread, what you are trying should be correct. It would help if you actually posted what you tried instead of replacing the critical piece of code with question marks.

I nearly got ur question......
Pls be more specific.....
Expand ur main()

Code:

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test_fun(&test_struct.myStructInt) /* perhaps */

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Why do you need to pass it to a function if the object is declared globally?

Code:

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myStruct test_struct;

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Because the function is designed to accept any integer pointer, not only the one inside the structure.

Code:

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typedef struct myStruct {
  int myStructInt;
} myStruct;


myStruct test_struct;


void test_fun(int * myInt) {
  // yadda yadda
}

int main() {
  test_fun( &test_struct.myStructInt );
}

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>&(test_struct.myStructInt).
Well, if you did this, then i dont see any problem there.

Whats annoying here is that, you not posting the code, even since its been asked for it.

-ssharish