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hi..
ive been stuck on the same problem for 2 months now :/
and its something very very simple i believe

but ive posted on help boards during this time
but no joy

im wondering could any...

the datatypes i want to store in the array
have to be unicode chars

so use whatever datatypes u want..
i was told TCHAR but

couldnt get it to work

char AdapterList[10][1024]

How do i write chars into this array..

so later i can
easily reference them via
just there array script later?

eg.below

/*
Hi..
this little app gets the network cards installed on a pc using WinpCap http://winpcap.polito.it/install/bin/WinPcap_3_0_a4.exe about 300k..
WinpCap is open source packet capture...

#include <stdio.h>
#include <conio.h>
#include <wchar.h>
#include "packet32.h"
#include "ntddndis.h"

#define UNICODE // Helps Im told

// Prototypes

thanks ill give em a go

ok i will do that thank you..
but is the logic in my loop flawed do u know?

the end result of myloop

is i want to be able to say characterArray[3]

and it points the position of the starting...

Sorry OS is win2k..
so chars are stored in unicode..

can u tell me which struct or type
i should be storing unicode chars in ?

i have this problem for over a week now..
How do i then search the AdapterName array..
get to get each individual set of characters that make a string.
i am using this method
and the application...

win32 vc 6
i was told vc 6 didnt comply to ansi standard for
wchar..
ive upgraded to vc 7
and gonna give that a try now

This one is driving me crazy

is there a C++ equivalent for the WCHAR datatype?

Data Types:

WCHAR AdapterName[8192];
// Question 1: WCHAR is only a C datatype yes?
ULONG AdapterLength = 4096;

function prototype is:
BOOLEAN PacketGetAdapterNames(PTSTR pStr,PULONG ...

i did read the error..
i didnt know how to fix it
thanks

Hi..
im porting a tiny app from c to c++
and encoutering a few probs

char *buf;
buf = lpPacket->Buffer;

compiler didnt have problem with this in c

does in c++