Re: A89: Matrix Errors

To: assembly-89@lists.ticalc.org
Subject: Re: A89: Matrix Errors
From: Olle Hedman <oh@hem.passagen.se>
Date: Sun, 11 Feb 2001 21:45:41 +0100
In-Reply-To: <30.105e412b.27b84a3c@aol.com>
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At 21:04 2001-02-11, you wrote:
>int lvl=1;
>int **hp = new int[lvl][2];

ehm.. new is a C++ construction...
And that is not his problem anyway, that line he doesn't want a new array, 
he just want an int with the value of stats[1][2]
The problem is that you cant initialize a new variable in C like he is 
trying in that code.
change to:

int hp,mhp,mp,mmp;
hp = stats[lvl][2];
mhp = stats[lvl][2];

and so on, instead.


>>I am having trouble using matrices.  If I declare a matrix and then try to
>>reference it the compiler gives me an error "Initializer value is not a
>>constant."  Heres the code:
>>
>>int stats[6][8]=
>>{{1,20,0,5,3,4,6,0},
>>{2,25,5,8,5,5,7,50},
>>{3,29,7,10,8,7,9,150},
>>{4,32,11,14,10,10,10,300},
>>{5,37,14,15,14,11,13,500},
>>{6,40,15,20,17,15,15,750},};
>>int lvl=1;
>>int hp=stats[lvl][2],mhp=stats[lvl][2],mp=stats[lvl][3],mmp=stats[lvl][3];
>>                        /\
>>                        | |
>>the error points to here
>>
>>and one more thing, this code is outside of all of my functions so it is
>>global, if that matters.  Can someone help me please?

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Re: A89: Matrix Errors

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