At 20:41 02-09-01, Jeroen van Wolffelaar wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I'm sure there's some simple (stupid?) error, which an experienced
>C-programmer can see immediately... But I don't.
>
> > You're missing a variable name (you only put a type), and the line is not
> > in the beginning of a code block (there's a statement before it).
>
>php_randgen_entry is (supposed to be) a type.
>php_randgen_entries is (supposed to be) a variable.
>
>php_randgen_entries[3] = { ... };
>is (supposed to be) a statement.
Ah, I thought that you meant to declare a variable here. The problem is
different then - C doesn't support assigning to multiple struct members at
once. You can only do that when you initialize a variable.
Zeev
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