C Question > Missing identifier

[jmcnamarw]

I keep getting:
lr_strings.h (29): missing identifier
lr_strings.h (59): missing identifier
lr_strings.h (59): syntax error; found `0' expecting `;'
lr_strings.h (59): unrecognized declaration
lr_strings.h (59): unrecognized declaration
lr_strings.h (60): unrecognized declaration
lr_strings.h (60): warning: empty declaration
c:\\documents and settings\\hmu7s 5t\\local settings\\temp\ \noname59\\\\co mbined_noname59 .c (5): 6 errors, not writing pre_cci.ci
Here is where it is from:

lr_strings.h

const char* 0=
"";

Any thoughts - Thanks in advance!

[oler1s]

0 is not a name. It's a number. You can't start variable names with a number, but it's outright nonsensical to have a number as a name...

I'm betting you also have a general phobia of making variable names anything longer than...1 letter?

[jmcnamarw]

No phobias, found solution in another part of the code. Tks...

[sridhar]

hi what was the solution

[duynk]

Hi,

My solution is:
const char* a0=
"";