[prads]

Hello,
In my C++ code, I want to pass a structure as a function parameter. This is what I do:

struct funcpar
{
int loop,dex3[2][50];
char *Buf;
double wfc;
}param;

main{
void myfunc(struct funcpar param);
//statements;
//statements;
//statements;
myfucn(param);
////statements;
//statements;
}
void myfunc(struct funcpar param)
{
//statements;
//statements;
return 0;
}

Is the above syntax correct?

Initially I had those elements in the structure funcpar{} as the parameters within the function. Instead of passing 4+ parameter I thought of passing them as a structure. I however used the appropriate "." reference wherever applicable.
My code is throwing an exception which points at the myfunc(param) function call within main().
Please guide me.


Regards,
prads

[Martyr2]

Don't forget the keyword "typedef" at the beginning of your struct if you are going to rename it param. Also watch it because you have a misspelling in your call to myfunc... you have "myfucn".

Other than that, all is cool so far.

[RedSonja]

If you really want myfunc to return an integer then you will have to declare it that way.

int myfunc(...)