I wish to make a multi dimentional array for my current tile engine, I declare my structure for texture selection like this: struct tilemap_t { int texid; }; an then the array like this: tilemap_t tile[10][10]; However, Visual C++ reports the error !!! I have no idea, any thoughts?

There''s nothing wrong with what you''ve given, what is the exact error? And post a few lines around the code you''ve given. Often the error is not on the line that VC reports, but on a line above...

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Whats the error message?

I think sometimes (depending on the compiler?), if you''re declaring a variable of a struct type you have to use:

struct tilemap_t tile[10][10];

instead of:

tilemap_t tile[10][10];

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I think BlueMonk has the answer. What you could do is make it into a type:

typedef struct {
int texid;
} tilemap_t;

then carry on as before

tilemap_t tile[10][10];

Hope that useful

C++ implicitly typedefs classes and structures. This would only cause a problem if the compiler is using C rules (which it does only if you use files with the .c extension instead of .cpp)

Try declaring you struct as "const" in the Structure definition.

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