Ok, I still have some problems with this... I have the function:
It's supposed to add one character to the temp "string"... The temp string consists of 7 strings: temp = {string0, string1, string2, ..., string6} But I cant get it to work... I think its because temp is a pointer and I dont have any rights to write data to a pointer right? How should I solve this? I NEED to keep the *temp[7] structure All I get is these errors: Run-Time Check Failure #3 - The variable 'temp' is being used without being defined. Unhandled exception at 0x00418c87 in blabla.exe: 0xC0000005: Access violation writing location 0x00433089. [edited by - dario_s on September 17, 2002 11:23:50 AM]

You haven''t allocated any space yet for the strings. You''ve created an array of 7 char pointers, but still need to go through each of those pointers and allocate space for each:




This''ll create space for 7 strings each of up to 256 characters.

Also, remember that temp is going to be lost at end of the function, so you''re going to need to have some way to pass those strings back out of the function.

what are you talking about??

I have no heatsink problems... This is program code!

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what are you talking about??

I have no heatsink problems... This is program code!

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There are problems with the forums right now. Your thread is elsewhere.

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