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somewhat n00bish question... #215856 07/13/08 18:08 07/13/08 18:08
Joined: Aug 2005 Posts: 238 Caermundh OP Member
Caermundh OP Member Joined: Aug 2005 Posts: 238	So I have just started in on a new project and have made the move to A7 from A6. First thing i notice about the new language is that I can use structs!!! YAAAAAAA!!!! My question is, after declaring a struct such as: typdef struct { string* name[50]; string* desc[500]; int x; int y; } my_struct Is there a way to dynamically allocate instances of this struct during runtime? Is there some c-lite equivalent of the Ansi-C malloc() function?

Re: somewhat n00bish question... [Re: Caermundh] #216068 07/14/08 23:08 07/14/08 23:08
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MrCode User M Joined: Mar 2007 Posts: 677 0x00000USA	yes, you can malloc(sizeof(my_struct)). At least, that's what I did. Code: void main() { cout << "I am MrCode,"; cout << "hear me roar!"; system("PAUSE"); }

Re: somewhat n00bish question... [Re: MrCode] #216073 07/14/08 23:32 07/14/08 23:32
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Caermundh OP Member Joined: Aug 2005 Posts: 238	i can just use malloc()?!? LOL. Thanks ;D I wonder how much C you can get away with in lite-c?

Re: somewhat n00bish question... [Re: Caermundh] #216080 07/15/08 00:49 07/15/08 00:49
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