"assignment makes integer from pointer without a cast"
that error came up in my gnu compiler.... repeatedly.
Here's the code:
Code:
#include <stdio.h>
void first_prn();
float charge_counter(int *);
int main(void)
{
int a=725, b=115, c=600, d=327, e=915, f=1011, g=47, *q;
int i=1;
int total;
int charge;
*q = &a;
first_prn();
printf(" 123 725 $ %f \n", ++i, charge_counter(q));
*q = &b;
total = charge;
printf(" 205 115 $ %f \n", ++i, charge_counter(q));
*q = &c;
total=total+charge;
printf(" 464 600 $ %f \n", ++i, charge_counter(q));
*q = &d;
total=total+charge;
printf(" 596 327 $ %f \n", ++i, charge_counter(q));
*q = &e;
total=total+charge;
printf(" 601 915 $ %f \n", ++i, charge_counter(q));
*q = &f;
total=total+charge;
printf(" 613 1011 $ %f \n", ++i, charge_counter(q));
*q = &g;
total=total+charge;
printf(" 722 47 $ %f \n", ++i, charge_counter(q));
total=total+charge;
printf("Total: %d 3740 $ %d \n", i, total);
return 0;
}
float charge_counter(int *q)
{float charge;
int y;
y = *q;
if (y <= 300)
{charge = .09 * y;}
else
if (y > 300 && y <= 600)
{ (charge = 27 + (y - 300) * .08);}
else
{ if (y > 600 && y <= 1000)
{ (charge = 51 + (y - 600) * .06);}
else
{(charge = 75 + (y - 1000) * .05);}
}
return charge;
Now, what the hell am I doing wrong? I'm sure it has something to do with my pointer poerator... or something...
