Object Arrays to Functions

I hate to be a bug, but i'm having a hell of a time figure out how to pass an array of OBJECTS to a function.

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//FUNCTION DECLARATION
void Menu(stock);
void GetInfo(stock );

//ALL DONE IN MAIN..NOT CLASS

//ARRAY
stock s[2];
s[0] = stock("Toys R Us",50,2.99);
s[1] = stock("iCafe Canada",100, 6.99);

//FUNCTION CALL

Menu(*s);


//FUNCTION
void Menu(stock *s)
{
GetInfo(s);
}

void GetInfo( *s)
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Now, if i remove the GetInfo Function, the program compiles fine, but then when i go to RUN i get a linking error.

unresolved external symbol "void __cdecl Menu(class stock)"

I dont get it, i don't know how to make a pointer out of this array of OBJECTS, because of the CONSTRUCTORS.

Any help would be greatly appretated.

Ulysses

change

void Menu(stock);
void GetInfo(stock);

to

void Menu(stock *);
void GetInfo(stock *);

and the call would be

Menu(s);

and the definition would be

void Menu(stock * s)

and in the definition go

GetInfo(s);

The name s IS a pointer, or more precisely is handled by the compiler as a pointer, to the first element of s.

The constructor for each object is called the moment you created the array!

Try this instead:

stock*ptr[ num_objects ]; //...an array of pointers to objects...

ptr[0] = &stock("Toys R Us",50,2.99);

///...etc...


For the function, it will be a stock** parameter.

Hope that works for you...

Thank you again,

Sorry for being a bug, my only hope is that someone else may have this problem and learn from your HELP.

Thank you again,

It works great now=)

Cheers
Ulysses A. Freeman

I didnt help on this one but thats why people hang out at forums like this, its educational for everyone