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I am programming using C and not C++, so I didn't put it within a class declaration. I figured out that in global space I cannot execute code, I can only assign values. Apparently, [] constitutes execution. So simply by not using the [], and uses the pointer int x[] = {1, 2, 3}; int *y[] =...

Okay, I tried again, Before, I put that code char buf .... in the header file, and that's where errors are, once I move them into C file, the errors disappers. Why is that? I am trying to generate an array of display items, and then specify the traversal sequence in another array... I want...

I am using Metrowerks C compiler, under Windows NT 4.0. I have downloaded the latest version of DJGPP, and it gave me similar error as Metrowerk's: initializaer element is not constant.

If you are running on Microsoft Windows platform, you can use the window's built-in screen capture ability. I have not use the screen capture function in a while. But I believe the print-screen button on your keyboard will capture the entire screen. and ctrl-printscreen (hold those two keys...

Hi recently I try to do something like the following: char buf[6] = { 'a','b','c','d','e','f'}; char combination[2] = { buf[3], buf[2] }; and the C compiler gives me error "illegal constant expression" Does anyone know why the code is wrong? What I am trying to do is create an array...