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C++ problem

Started by January 30, 2002 07:40 AM
1 comment, last by Al MacInnis 22 years, 9 months ago
I have a problem on my C++ application : I have Windows 2000, and using SDL libraries. When i use & define 2 SDL_Rect structures, i always get an application fatal error when defining the datas of the first structure. When i declare 2 SDL_Rect structures, and i define only one it runs perfectly.....
  
  SDL_Rect *coords;
  SDL_Rect *blah;

...

coords->x=0;
coords->y=0;
coords->w=100;
coords->h=100;

blah->x=100;
blah->y=100;
blah->w=25;
blah->h=25;

//in this case, the program hangs at the first line (coords->x=0)


coords->x=0;
coords->y=0;
coords->w=100;
coords->h=100;

/*blah->x=100;
blah->y=100;
blah->w=25;
blah->h=25;*/

//in this one, runs perfectly

   
Where's the trick ? Edited by - Al MacInnis on January 30, 2002 8:41:41 AM
"Everyday above ground is a good day" (Mel in Scarface)
You have created a pointer but not allocated whatever the pointer is supposed to point to...

Edited by - granat on January 30, 2002 8:52:53 AM
-------------Ban KalvinB !
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huuuuuuuuuh, shame on me
long time not coding here
Thx a lot
"Everyday above ground is a good day" (Mel in Scarface)

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