Ok, this is what the prototype looks like... not sure if it's correct, but I
noticed that the declaration of act_new looks exactly the same as act_sub, so I
copied the proto. This is what I got:
void act_sub args( ( const char *format, CHAR_DATA *ch, const void *arg1,
const
void *arg2, int type, int min_pos) );
but the error remains....
Quoting Bobby Hicks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> <snippity snip>
> So could someone tell me what do I need to put in the
> brackets?
>
> Yeah, it's called a prototype. The prototype looks just like the
> function except it's followed by a ;.
> void some_func(CHAR_DATA *ch, char *arg)
> { code; }
>
> prototype:
> void some_func(CHAR_DATA *ch, char *arg);
>
> Now your prototype should come "before" your function, and before your
> function calls. That's why you usually put prototypes inside of a
> header
> file.
>
> Rheede, Master of something. Not sure anymore what that something is.
