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1. C Header file error: expected identifier or ‘(’ before ‘[’ token    stackoverflow.com

I'm a complete c newb. I'm trying to define a few functions in a header file and then implement them in a separate file. But when I try running gcc runtime.c ...

2. declaring an array of pointers in a C header file and assigning value?    stackoverflow.com

Is it possible to declare an array of pointers and later on initialize either of them and assign a value, in a C header file?

char *i[2];  
i[0] = "abc";
the following ...

3. class templates with pointers to each other in seperate header files    bytes.com

I'm kind of new to creating templates. I've made some small class and function templates in the past and I have used quite of bit of the STL, but I am having problems tyring to create templates. I'm trying to make class templates in seperate header files with pointers to each other, and I am getting strange errors. Is it possible ...

4. Linking Header files and how to use pointers in code    daniweb.com

#include #define my #define LABOR_COST 0.35 #define TAX_RATE .085 void read_data(int* length, int* width, int* customerdiscount, double* costpersquarefoot); void calculate_values(int length, int width, int customerdiscount, double costpersquarefoot, int* area, double* carpetcharge, double* laborcharge, double* installedpricecharge, double* discountcharge, double* subtotalcharge, double* taxcharge, double* totalcharge); void calculate_installedprice(int length, int width, int customerdiscount, double costpersquarefoot, int* area, double* carpetcharge, double* laborcharge, double* installedpricecharge); ...

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