Re: Structure as a field

2002-03-06 Thread DL Neil
Christian, > this is an obvious 'newbie' question, so please bare with me. If you had ever seen me without my clothes on, you would not be asking me to do this! Pardon me for joking at the expense of your English, but I've seen this wording/spelling so often on the lists... Bare = unclothed. Bea

RE: Structure as a field

2002-03-06 Thread Adam
]] Sent: Wednesday, March 06, 2002 2:43 PM To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' Subject: Structure as a field this is an obvious 'newbie' question, so please bare with me. i'm parsing a lot of data from file, and a good deal of this data is in the form of nested C structs. within an

Structure as a field

2002-03-06 Thread Hresko, Christian A.
this is an obvious 'newbie' question, so please bare with me. i'm parsing a lot of data from file, and a good deal of this data is in the form of nested C structs. within any given struct, you might have an array of 256 floats, or an array of 256 structs, with 256 floats, etc, etc. i'd like to