Why does _at_ destroy my pointers

some background code to look at structure: typedef struct tMyStruct { DWORD s1; BYTE s2; } MY_STRUCT; I have an external variable defined using this structure, Note that it is an array...
Why does _at_ destroy my pointers

some background code to look at structure: typedef struct tMyStruct { DWORD s1; BYTE s2; } MY_STRUCT; I have an external variable defined using this structure, Note that it is an array...
moving returned character to string

always getting an syntax error 213: leftside of asn-op not an lvalue void scherm (void) { char s [10]; char i,y; printf("volgende string stond weggeschreven: "); for (i=0;i < 10;i++) { ...
moving returned character to string

always getting an syntax error 213: leftside of asn-op not an lvalue void scherm (void) { char s [10]; char i,y; printf("volgende string stond weggeschreven: "); for (i=0;i < 10;i++) { ...
array of pointers to arrays of pointers to string

Yes, the real problem is, I would like to write an easy to switch, multilingual menu. And I imagine, an array like that should work. But there seems to be some brain blocking in 1. How to define and...