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  1. Okay, I have a solution: The file I'll be reading...

    Okay, I have a solution: The file I'll be reading from will be malloc'd into RAM, where the data can be manipulated.
    Then, using <string.h> I can summon a search in RAM for data and save results to...
  2. I guess what I'm looking for is a way to "feed"...

    I guess what I'm looking for is a way to "feed" my structures some data under the same Tag with a different name. These names will include variables (stats) and all I have to do is "call" that Tag...
  3. Hmm, you just may be right memcpy. If thats the...

    Hmm, you just may be right memcpy. If thats the case I'll have to sizeof the datafile, then create a strucure array and finally retrieve each array somehow...

    It sounds like I'll have to use...
  4. Thanks guys. Here's the reason for the "named"...

    Thanks guys. Here's the reason for the "named" structures:

    If I want to, at will fetch the variables from each uniquely named structures via scanf() this will make it possible.
    This would be the...
  5. typedef struct: naming structures using pointers

    My official 1st post; coming from x86 AsmLanguage now learning C for Linux sake. Linux rules!

    Refer to CProgrammingDotComForwardSlashTutorialFwdslashLesson7DotHTML
    respectively.

    Problem:
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    Are you Linux? You never specified. if so: ...

    Are you Linux? You never specified. if so:



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