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I have struct:
Code:
typedef struct listNode listNode;
struct listNode {
struct listNode *forLink;
struct listNode *bacLink;
struct listNode *firLink;
char *info;
};
darkfire
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Reference Parameters in C
Reference parameter can they be done in C?
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I have struct:
Now I'm trying (trying being the operative word here) to write a Pop() (which obviously has to remove the last Node... -
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Hm okay right but with
newNode(_inc, _new, _old, _next) or whatever, _inc represents the first string in the array or set or whatever. Later in expand I have to be able to add more string to it, sometimes append an array of strings to the end of it. That is why I'm using the double pointers. Is there anyway to do what I want, because with your above solution once the node is create the array is pretty much set. -
Hmmm no that won't work (and it doesn't I tried) char **increment is supposed to be an array of strings. Node->increment = _inc (as far as I understand) if you cast to get the types right will simply force Node->increment to become an array of chars.
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Set of Strings in Struct
Right, I have to, for a assignment write a translator that translates Linear Temporal Logic formulae into Buchi automata in C.
Now part of what I have at the moment is:
...Code:typedef struct Node { char *name; char **incoming; char **new; char **old; char **next; } Node; Node *newNode(char *_inc, char *_new, char *_old, char *_next) { Node *node
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