Re: [Dev-C++] Invalid initializer for an array

[RoGeR <le...@sp...>]

Probably the compiler's fault. Why don't you try creating a function that
handles that ?
E.g. :

template <class ARRAY_TYPE>
void fill_array ( ARRAY_TYPE [] &arrary, int number_of_items, ARRAY_TYPE
fill_value = 0 )
                        { for ( int i=0; i < number_of_items; i++ )
 array[i] = fill_value; } }

I know you said you didn't want the for thing... but making it a function
becomes really easy to use :

fill_array ( distribution, 5, 0 );

Byezzz

----- Original Message -----
From: Richard P. Evans <ev...@ma...>
To: <dev...@li...>
Sent: Tuesday, October 10, 2000 06:07 AM
Subject: [Dev-C++] Invalid initializer for an array


> Why do I get an "invalid initializer" message for the following line in my
> program?
>
> int distribution[5] = (0);
>
> It seems the only thing that works to initialize an array is a "for"
> statement.  Does anyone have an answer?  The above line is by the book and
> should work.  Or is this a software bug?  Some how I doubt that.
>
> Richard Evans
>
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