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i completed the code in the second post.



static const int data[instruction] ={status_1 : 32,
status_2 : 192,
status_3 : 35
};

Sorry i missed one part in it.. Here is the complete code:


typedef enum {
status_1 = 'h12,
status_2 = 'h14,
status_3 = 'h15
} instruction;

static const int data[instruction] ={status_1 :...

Hi all,

I am trying to do the following in C++



static const int data[code]={status_1 : 32,
status_2 : 192,
status_3 : 35
};

Thanks a lot everyone. It worked for me.. :)

well I am still running it as I am running it in a big project but I still didnt know if my how my compiler knows that the array I declared corresponds to the exact value as shown in the user defined...

Hi

I want to create an array of my own defined data type. Does anyone have idea how to do that: Example
User defined data type is:



typedef enum{
CHIP,
BOUNDARY,

@opply
thanks a lot for the reply..

Is there any other way we can write the following line in C++:


void print_it(string* details, int sizeOfArray)


I tried to do something like...

ok. so let me put it in this way now.






int main();
{
string mode1[3] = '{"chip", "boundary", "chain"};

I am programming in system verilog.. but the problem I am getting is similar to C++... passing the string array to function is similar as we do in C++... So my point is that the code is similar to C++

Hi
I am trying to pass the string array to a function print_it(). I get the following error:

Error: Reference out of bound array word
Trying to take a reference to an array word with an out of...