thanks both of you, i'll try it out. But, ahm, what can i say, i didnt use those gcc settings. and Dev++ sux...
thx
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thanks both of you, i'll try it out. But, ahm, what can i say, i didnt use those gcc settings. and Dev++ sux...
thx
hei...ahm..this is not exactly protocol, but i need to solve this out imediatly. And yes, i do know you ppl dont do assigments, but hey, this is only one lil problem :D
i'm getting a segmentation...
sorry, but let me see if i got it right: since arrays are actually pointers all function calls i make will modfy the array as if i had passed it as a pointer? wel, sorry, that sentence may not make...
This may sound like a stupid question, but i'm stuck on it.
How do i properly return an array (the whole array, not just an element of it) from a function?
the piece of code i have goes like...
that is correct (you got it first Welschy :D)
also, you dont have to assign the number of elements of a unidimensional array when passing it to a function:
void Func(int index,int...