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Message:	[quote=To4ri2n0] I use win98 and cygwin, I got rom24b4a to go with no probs just some simple hacking of the code but when I tried to patch olc to it I got nothing. So now I'm trying to use rom24b6olc and I can't get it to compile. Heres the output: special.c: In function 'spec string': special.c:1037: subscripted value is neither array nor pointer make: *** [special.o] Error1 Here is special.c 1037: for ( cmd = 0; spec_table[cmd].function[0] != '\0'; cmd++ ) Here is the whole bunch that contains 1037: /* OLC Inserted / /************************************************************************** Name: spec_string Purpose: Given a function, return the appropriate name. Called by: <???> *************************************************************************/ char spec_string( SPEC_FUN fun ) / OLC */ { int cmd; for ( cmd = 0; spec_table[cmd].function[0] != '\0'; cmd++ ) if ( fun == spec_table[cmd].function ) return spec_table[cmd].name; return 0; } I have seen this prob posted to a number of different forums and on everyone the replys do not even try to answer the prob. So if you know what I can do to make this work PLEASE tell me. Thanks [/quote] Message to be posted (in English, please).
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Posted by Dave Australia (93 posts) bio

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Mon 03 Mar 2003 07:23 AM (UTC) [ quote ]

Amended on Mon 03 Mar 2003 07:24 AM (UTC) by Dave

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I'll take a wild stab at it:

char *spec_string(SPEC_FUN *fun) /* OLC */
{
    int cmd;

    for (cmd = 0; spec_table[cmd].function[0] != '\0'; cmd++)
        if (fun == spec_table[cmd].function)
            return spec_table[cmd].name;

    return 0;
}

Okay. so fun is a pointer to a SPEC_FUN, which I'm assuming isn't an array, and you compare fun to spec_table[cmd].function, so I'm assuming that .function is also a pointer to a SPEC_FUN.. so your problem would be "spec_table[cmd].function[0] != '\0'". Try changing it to "spec_table[cmd].function != NULL" perhaps? Look at the bottom of spec_table, and see how the last element defines itself. Hope this helps.

Dave

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Thu 27 Feb 2003 12:26 AM (UTC) [ quote ]

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I use win98 and cygwin, I got rom24b4a to go with no probs just some simple hacking of the code but when I tried to patch olc to it I got nothing. So now I'm trying to use rom24b6olc and I can't get it to compile. Heres the output:

special.c: In function 'spec string':
special.c:1037: subscripted value is neither array nor pointer
make: *** [special.o] Error1

Here is special.c 1037:

for ( cmd = 0; spec_table[cmd].function[0] != '\0'; cmd++ )

Here is the whole bunch that contains 1037:

/* OLC Inserted */
/*****************************************************************************
Name: spec_string
Purpose: Given a function, return the appropriate name.
Called by: <???>
****************************************************************************/
char *spec_string( SPEC_FUN *fun ) /* OLC */
{
int cmd;

for ( cmd = 0; spec_table[cmd].function[0] != '\0'; cmd++ )
if ( fun == spec_table[cmd].function )
return spec_table[cmd].name;

return 0;
}

I have seen this prob posted to a number of different forums and on everyone the replys do not even try to answer the prob. So if you know what I can do to make this work PLEASE tell me. Thanks

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