Re: Pro*C++: Problem with Pointer to Array of Struct

From: Geoff Mountfort <geoffm_at_fast.fujitsu.com.au>
Date: Thu, 20 Apr 2000 09:48:13 +1000
Message-ID: <8dlgha$k5e_at_newshost.fujitsu.com.au>

Ullrich,
[Quoted] try adding "dept;":

typedef struct dept
{

  int deptno;
  char dname[15];
  char loc[14];
} dept;

as in the documentation.

When I ran your code through my Pro*C/C++ it dumped core, apparently using the algorithm:

        if (syntax error detected)
                dunpCore();    /* that will make them think */

    Geoff

Ullrich Bartels wrote in message <38FE1CEB.7952E3F1_at_t-online.de>... Hi,

[Quoted] I tried out the example shown in the "Pro*C/C++ Precompiler Programmer´s Guide, Chapter 12: Using Host Array, Example6: Using a Pointer to an Array of Structs" (pages 12-26/27):

typedef struct dept
{

  int deptno;
  char dname[15];
  char loc[14];
}

void insert_data(d, n)
  dept *d;
  int n;
{

  exec sql for :n insert into dept values ( :d ); }

The PreCompiler gave the following err message:

Semantic error at line 12, column 17, file test.pc:   exec sql for :n insert into dept values ( :d );

................1

PCC-S-02322, found undefined indentifier Semantic error at line 12, column 17, file test.pc:   exec sql for :n insert into dept values ( :d );

................1

PCC-S-02330, expecting an expression of integer type Semantic error at line 12, column 46, file test.pc:   exec sql for :n insert into dept values ( :d );

.............................................1

PCC-S-02322, found undefined indentifier

So, has anyone got an idea?

Thx
Ullrich Received on Thu Apr 20 2000 - 01:48:13 CEST