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I am not sure I follow...maybe my question wasn't clear or maybe I am just not getting it.

Before this function is called, i malloc space for a string called word. i then pass the pointer to this...

Hi,

I have a function like this:


void addidfword(char *word, char *dname, IDFWORDS *C) {
IDFWORDS *new;
IDFWORDS *ptr;

new=(IDFWORDS *)malloc(sizeof(IDFWORDS));

thanks for the reply. what's the best to way to go through each word in the file and compare it? also, would you be familiar as to how i could dynamically add new keywords to each category? for...

Hi,

I am trying to start the following project:

A system that can look through text documents and be able to classify the document into 1 of 5 categories, similar to a newspaper, which places...

I finally got it to work by using a win32 console project.

I've been using console application (.NET) and it didn't work there..

Thanks for the ideas, people!

Ok, I made a new project with just your main fn, jlou. It still gaves the same error in my watch window. I am using vc++.NET...maybe thats a problem?

:(

yea...i know how to print it and view the contents, but i want to know how to view the contents in the watch window of vc++.

doing array[0][0] wont do it. :(

well basically, i am trying to fill in a 2d array.

when i run the debugger i just want to be able to view its contents.

how do i do that?

Hi, I am new to Visual C++.

I have a 2d array in my function.
char array[MAX][MAX];

I then fill in the contents of the array, say, like this:
array[0][0]='a';
array[0][1]='b';...

Hi, I am new to Visual C++.

I have a 2d array in my function.
char array[MAX][MAX];

I then fill in the contents of the array, say, like this:
array[0][0]='a';
array[0][1]='b';...

I have a struct defined globally in global.h as follows:



typedef struct entry {
char *lexeme; // id name
struct entry *next; // pointer to next entry
} ENTRY;

Thanks for the ideas.

The problem was here:



{ws} {// Do Nothing}
{comment} {// Do Nothing}

Hi, I wrote a lex file, but when I try to compile it, I get this error:

l3.lex:64: parse error before `{'

I don't see any errors.

Here is my code:


%{

Can anyone tell me how to fix the code below so that the last char of my input file is not printed out twice? I know you might be wondering what I am doing..haha..but it is just the skeleton for a...

Here is my makefile:

i2p: lexer.o parser.o emitter.o symbol.o init.o error.o main.o
gcc -o convert lexer.o parser.o emitter.o symbol.o init.o

lexer.o: lexer.c global.h
gcc -c...