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My apologies, i made a mistake in only having 7 when i should of had 8. 0-7.

In other news, thankyou Smokey Angel as it now works, all i have to do now is place the map in a different place on...

Nimitzhunter. 0 = there is no way you can go that way (look lower down in the code)
1= airlock
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7= escape pods

#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#define North 0
#define East 1
#define South 2
#define West 3
typedef struct{
char RoomName[30];
char Description[500];
unsigned int Exit[4];

I do not believe the file was produced, when i try to run it simply runs what looks like the last working .exe file it produced was (before the map sections were added). I tried deleting the existing...

My code as it stands:


#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

#define North 0
#define East 1
#define South 2
#define West 3

I will give the whole of what my compiler CC386 IDE is giving me in return when i build:

Compiling CMAP.c
Linking
Compile Done. Errors: 0, Warnings: 0
Internal Error...

And that is all. I...

Salem - Yes we are. But we're gonna try and do what we can. I know we are a pain but we are essentially trying to teach ourselves from the ground up, afterall we are all product designers given a...

Ok so currently i have:


void print_house(unsigned int RoomNumber, unsigned int Direction){ // set up Room numbers and Directions
char Room_x[RoomNumber];
unsigned int i;
for ( i=0;...

Kurt - It seems to function with no complaints without the map section even with the code how it stands, however i have now updated it to:



#define North 0
#define East 1
#define South 2...

Kurt - Thankyou for your help, however those sections you pointed out do indeed work as the program functions fine with no errors as it stands aside from these issues with the map. I appreciate help...

So first off, i'm new to this. Very Very new.

I'm currently writing a text based game in Ansi C (some of you may of noticed a few of us doing this and asking around here for guidance).


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