>
>
> John Summerfield wrote:
>
> >>
> > 88 struct tradeTable
> > 89 {
> > 90 long tradeSize, tradeCount;
> > 91 struct tradeNode *tradeData[];
> > 92 };
> > 93 struct tradeTable *root=NULL;
> > /var/share/pgtest/src/c/yahoo.load.pgc:91: array size missing in `tradeData
> '
> >
> > gcc 3.01 does what I want - define a template for an area and leave me to w
> orry about making sure it's big enough.
>
> does that work in egcs? gcc-2.7.2?
I don't have either installed. Wasn't 2.7.2 on 4.2 or earlier?
>
> what about using
>
> struct tradeNode **tradeData;
>
> instead? You can reference it later as an array.
>
> I use the **a instead of *a[] in all my code,
> which compiles with gcc-2.7.2, gcc-2.8.1, and
> HP's ANSI c (in HPUX-10.20).
Doesn't really answer the question though about which is correct. I'm happy to use gcc
3.x if the code's correct.
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