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Re: IC Problem
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lugnet.robotics.handyboard
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Date:
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Fri, 23 Jul 1999 18:09:15 GMT
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Will Bain <willbain@cs./stopspam/umt.edu>
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Stephen Marsland wrote:
> I had code which ran fine under gcc, but ic hates it.
> I've got an array of pointers to a strct,
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> struct SOFM *ptrSOM[4]
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> and then within the program
> for (j=0; j<4; j++)
> function_call(ptrSOM[j])
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> but the compiler sees this as a pointer to an array, rather an element
> of an array of pointers.
I had to go RTFM for this one ;-)
It says:
5.6 Arrays and Pointers
IC supports one-dimensional arrays of characters,
integers, long integers, and floating-point numbers.
Pointers to data items and arrays are supported.
It doesn't say that pointers to pointers or arrays of pointers or 2-D arrays are allowed, so I'm guessing that they're not. Also, I see no mention of structs being supported, either.
IC is a little different from regular C, but it's still a powerful, expressive language. I'm sure there's probably a way to do what you want in IC, but with such a small code snippet, I can only guess. But hey, at least we're not stuck with only machine language programming <8-o
Good luck!
-- Will
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| -- Hello. I hope you can help. I'm using IC 3.1 for Linux and am having a problem with structs. I had code which ran fine under gcc, but ic hates it. I've got an array of pointers to a strct, struct SOFM *ptrSOM[4] and then within the program for (...) (25 years ago, 23-Jul-99, to lugnet.robotics.handyboard)
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