FROM : Kevin Ballard
DATE : Sun Nov 28 08:23:29 2004
Here's your problem. You're missing the comma between &pkt[UID] and 4.
No wonder you're getting a parse error.
On Nov 28, 2004, at 1:56 AM, John Draper wrote:
> I have the following definitions....
>
> #import <strings.h>
>
>
> u_char pkt[95];
> u_long a_long;
>
>
>
> bzero(&pkt, 95);
> a_long = 23L;
> bcopy(&a_long, &pkt[UID] 4); <---- This fails to compile...
>
> I get: error - parse error before numeric constant?
> What in tarnation does THIS mean... how can I copy the contents of a
> local
> variable like "a_long" into a specific byte cell in the 'pkt' array of
> "u_char"
--
Kevin Ballard
<email_removed>
http://www.tildesoft.com
http://kevin.sb.org
DATE : Sun Nov 28 08:23:29 2004
Here's your problem. You're missing the comma between &pkt[UID] and 4.
No wonder you're getting a parse error.
On Nov 28, 2004, at 1:56 AM, John Draper wrote:
> I have the following definitions....
>
> #import <strings.h>
>
>
> u_char pkt[95];
> u_long a_long;
>
>
>
> bzero(&pkt, 95);
> a_long = 23L;
> bcopy(&a_long, &pkt[UID] 4); <---- This fails to compile...
>
> I get: error - parse error before numeric constant?
> What in tarnation does THIS mean... how can I copy the contents of a
> local
> variable like "a_long" into a specific byte cell in the 'pkt' array of
> "u_char"
--
Kevin Ballard
<email_removed>
http://www.tildesoft.com
http://kevin.sb.org
| Related mails | Author | Date |
|---|---|---|
| John Draper | Nov 28, 07:56 | |
| Kevin Ballard | Nov 28, 08:23 | |
| John Draper | Nov 29, 03:41 |






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