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in list.h

the line


struct Node;


replace it with the structure body.

yup, this code



/* Place in the interface file */
struct Node
{
ElementType Element;
Position Next;
Position Last;

can you post the headers "fatal.h" and "list.h". I have a feeling that you have just declared the structures but haven't actually defined them.

ie. You told the compiler a structure name but...

what XSquared said.

But as for y it's crashing, i'd say because u need to pass cat.age's address.

scanf takes the address of an object, so



scanf("%i",&(cat.age));

take a look at the code below

compare it to the code you've written.



int main()
{
int a[5][5] =
{

#include <iostream>
#include <string>

int main()
{
std::string name;
std::string lastname;

cout << "Enter first name" << endl;
cin >> name;

OK takin from stroustrup himself

"Except by using an initializer list, there is no way to specify explicit arguments for a constructor in an array declaration."

he also goes on to write code...

oh sorry didn't read that one. Must be a VC++ thing, i cause i didnt' have to write a copy constructor, just a constructor :S

wouldn't use copy constructor, it would use the constructor. Each element would just be constructed a single variable.

for(row = 0; row < 5; row++)
{
low = a[row][col]; // don't think this should be here

if ( a[row][col] < a[row][col])
low = a[row][col];
}


well first u should initialise...

well first u can't use keywords for variable identifiers, so u wouldn't beable to use int as a float variable.

int is the keyword for declaring an integer variable.

it seems that u've missed...

to make it easier to start of with, i suggest breaking up the program into several loops, not just 1 loop and a nested loop.

first loop would do the input for the array, no summing up.

another...

can u post ur original class definition?

if the static data member is private u can only access it once outside the class, thats for initialising the memeber.

yes, static members are created when the program is first run like globals. Can u just post some of your code?

although my knowledge in this area is limited i do know some stuff.

A process is a program running. But a thread is a part of a programm running.

A thread is like a cut down version of a...

was tryin to find a previous post that explained ur question but i can't seem to find it.

anyway, the header files only contain (function wise anyway) only function prototypes. Thats all the...

loop are explained here

http://www.cprogramming.com/tutorial/lesson3.html

can u say what is wrong with it, other than not accessing the std namespace for fstream, cout and endl it runs fine.

well


for(i = 0; i < 10; ++i)
{
}

is the same as

with a few changes ur original code works



char cs[4];
long lv1=12345;
long *lv2;

memcpy(cs, &lv1, 4);
lv2=(long*)(cs);

scanf("%s", &DataInput);

// don't need '&' since it's an array

scanf("%s", DataInput);

well then yes it would mean that he has dynamic libraries. Its like Dx, i have the Dx SDK with all the .lib files, but on the bottom of most game boxes now it says "requires directx". that doesn't...

i dunno if it's just me, but i'm alittle confused. U mean, u compile the app and ur friend runs it or u both compile it?

u would use static libraries over dynamic libraries if the program depends...

oh gee, i'm half asleep, it doesnt work on the array because data->sdSensor[n_sensor].ssName is type unsigned char[]. U can't pass an unsigned char[] or unsigned char* to strlen. sorry about that.
...

first one, u can't convert unsigned char[] to char*

in other words u can't have



char *pc = 'l';
unsigned char *upc = pc;