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Please. I try to write in C my old assembler program amd dont know how to overcom the next.
In assembler it is possible to write label_A: ; ....any... dw label_A ; dw label_B ; label_B: ; ....any...
But in C the equivalent code char code item1 [ 17 ] = "aaa"; void* code ref1 = &item1; void* code ref2 = &item2; char code item2 [ 17 ] = "bbb"; gives Error C202 'item2': undefined identifier
Would somebody direct me? Thanks in advance. Yury.
It is me again. I found a wrong outlook of my message try:
In assembler it is possible to write label_A: ; ....any... dw label_A ; dw label_B ; label_B: ; ....any... But in C the equivalent code char code item1 [ 17 ] = "aaa"; void* code ref1 = &item1; void* code ref2 = &item2; char code item2 [ 17 ] = "bbb"; gives Error C202 'item2': undefined identifier
Are you trying to do something like:
char* labels[] = {"First label","Second label",0};
or
char data[3][20] = {"Value1","Value2","Value3"}; ... strcpy(data[2],"New value 3");
"gives Error C202 'item2': undefined identifier"
And so it should - the definition of 'item2' needs to come before any reference to it!
But why are you using 'void*' ?
Why do you need pointers to the arrays - you can just use the array names!
As I suggested elsewhere, it looks like you need to take the time to learn the 'C' language first...
Hello guys. I have solved my own problem. My solve is not the best, but ir works. May be somebody knows any more elegant way? I would be thankful. Yury
"May be somebody knows any more elegant way?"
As Per said, this is impossible to answer without knowing what your "inelegant" way is!
However, as I said before, what you really need to do is to learn to write 'C' programs in 'C' - not to just use 'C' as a glorified assembler.
There is an old joke that says, "A Real Programmer can write FORTAN in any language!" :-0