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Borland C/C++ Project | 1991-10-29 | 5.2 KB | 41 lines |
- Turbo C Project File
- C:\BCC\INCLUDE
- C:\BCC\LIB
- 32767
- ~GREP
- -n+ $MEM(64) $NOSWAP $PROMPT $CAP MSG(GREP2MSG)void *.c
- ~Turbo Assembler
- /MX /ZI /O $TASM
- Turbo ~Debugger
- $EXENAME
- Turbo ~Profiler
- tprof
- $EXENAME
- R~esource Compiler
- ~Import Librarian
- IMPLIB
- $IMPLIB
- EXAMPLES OF ARRAY ASSIGNMENTS
- These programs show the ways that array assignments *really* work in C
- and C++.
- The problem has to do with the mysterious warnings that are produced in
- trying to assign values to pointers to arrays. That is,
- unsigned long (*pBigArray)[], Big1[10];
- pBigArray = Big1;
- is not acceptable at all in BC++, and produces important warnings in ANSI C.
- This phenomenon, and its cure, is illustrated through compiling the two
- programs, ARRAYS.CPP and ARRAYS.C and looking over the diagnostic messages.
- >> IMPORTANT NOTE:
- --------------
- ADJUST THE Options/Directories OF THIS PROJECT TO YOUR CONFIGURATION FIRST.
- -- Dennis E. Hamilton
- orcmid.roch817@xerox.com
- 70100.271@compuserve.com5
- ARRAYS.CPP
- YS.CPP
- ARRAYS.C
- RAYS.C
- INCLUDE\STDLIB.H
- INCLUDE\ASSERT.H
- ARRAYS.C
-