Try this code:
enum stats_parameters {
#ifdef EMBEDED
MAX_EVENTS=2
#else
MAX_EVENTS=20
#endif
}
int statistics[stats_parameters.MAX_EVENTS];
int foo[stats_parameters.MAX_EVENTS];
int bar[stats_parameters.MAX_EVENTS];Vala enums must be used with the enum name.
Yours,
Tal
Date: Sun, 12 Aug 2012 18:10:00 +0600
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: [Vala] Declare array of enumerated(enum) value size
Hi,
I was rewriting some of my (C)code in vala. I used to do the following in
my C code,
<pre>
enum {
#ifdef EMBEDED
MAX_EVENTS=2
#else
MAX_EVENTS=20
#endif
};
int statistics[MAX_EVENTS];
int foo[MAX_EVENTS];
int bar[MAX_EVENTS];
</pre>
Unfortunately I am not allowed to use enum identifier inside array
declaration. Is there any problem in this idea ? I mean this feature is
very useful.
I wanted to write code something like this,
<pre>
enum stats_parameters {
#ifdef EMBEDED
MAX_EVENTS=2
#else
MAX_EVENTS=20
#endif
}
int statistics[MAX_EVENTS];
int foo[MAX_EVENTS];
int bar[MAX_EVENTS];
</pre>
And if this feature is not feasible then do you know any work around ?
And if you think you like this idea, then can you please suggest me the
place to edit ? Because I have little experience working on your compiler
code..
--
-- Thanks
Kamanashis Roy
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