RE: [Dev-C++] [Fwd: Strings management help djgpp vs dev-C++]

[Ioannis V. <no...@ho...>]

It compiles ok in Dev-C++ 4.9.3.0 (Beta 3) as it should. Probably it was
refering to another array?
 
Also the individual {} are not needed. You can write it static char
Sidat[][3]   = {"AN\0","ST\0","AP\0","AT\0"}  ; .
Also static in concurrency is a nightmare, so i hope you intent its use
only for one call at a time (not used by many applications/threads at
the same time).
 
 
Ioannis

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Ricardi
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Subject: [Dev-C++] [Fwd: Strings management help djgpp vs dev-C++]




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Asunto: 	Strings management help djgpp vs dev-C++	
Fecha: 	Thu, 30 May 2002 00:05:53 -0300	
De: 	Roberto Ricardi  <mailto:rob...@ar...>
<rob...@ar...>	
A: 	mailto:dev...@li...	


Hi group !



Please I downloading dev-C++ and triying to compile and ....





static char Sidat[][3]   = {{"AN\0"},{"ST\0"},{"AP\0"},{"AT\0"}}  ;



told me 746 C:\Dev-C++\c\ELCOMMON.C initializer-string for array of 

chars is too long



anybody cant sleep just now ??





Thanks a lot



Rob