If i were to declare a pointer to a variable, how would I do it?
I know in ANSI C you do it like this:

int foo;
int* bar = &foo;

And to edit with the pointer you would to this:
(*bar) += 5000;

But how would you do it in Lite-C and with vars?
Thanks if you helped!

var name = value;



name +=
name -=
name ==
name *=
name /=
name ++
name --

..etc..

http://www.conitec.net/beta/aarray.htm

seriously, that is called declaring a variable and assigning a value to it and editing it directly. i want to declare a pointer to a variable and edit it indirectly by using its address like i can do in ANSI C.

It's the same as in ANSI C.

Jibb

Actually, I tried, but it didn't work. So that's why i'm asking.

try it with

but make sure foo is a global variables, otherwise its address becomes invalid
if the code hits a wait(1) command.

Can you show a snippet which doesn't work, and explain what about it doesn't work (syntax error, incorrect results, etc)?

Jibb

Well, I'm surprised. I rewrote my code and it worked! Although I have no idea how. I was testing var* one day and it didn't work. I was probably to lazy to look at my syntax in depth. Thanks.

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