Reading from pointer to a struct

[drhowarddrfine]

I'm playing around with data passed in a structure. In one function I do this:

/* path is defined as char* path[10] in the struct */
struct request customer_request; 
if(strcmp("order",customer_request->path[0])==0) order(customer_request);

In the called 'order' routine, I do this:

void order(struct request *customer_request){

if(strcmp("menu",customer_request->path[1])==0) menu(customer_request);

but I get a compiler error:
warning: passing arg 1 of `menu' from incompatible pointer type

[oler1s]

Yes, precisely. customer_reques t is not a pointer. Yet, you have order taking a pointer as a parameter.

[drhowarddrfine]

Ack! I misread the error and was looking at strcmp("menu".. .. as the problem rather than the function menu(). Thanks.

The real problem is I re-wrote menu() which takes different arguments.