From:	Boon van der RJ <rjvdboon AT sloep41 DOT cs DOT vu DOT nl>
Newsgroups:	comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject:	Re: Help plz.
Date:	20 Oct 1998 13:02:11 GMT
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][v][]2. ][) <janjaaps AT yahoo DOT com> wrote:
> Picture this: I have a function Load_Level that takes as a parameter a
> char array, something like this: map[32][32]. In my program I have it
> lined out as follows:

> void Load_Level( char level )

This is the culprit, you give Load_Level a char, not a array of arrays
of char.

make it void Load_Level(char **level) or
char level[MAX_MAP_WIDTH][MAX_MAP_HEIGHT],
depending on the declaration off level.
                        
If this wasn't the culprit, it should, or you might have typed the
function into the message, made a typo, and left me clueless ;-)

dag nu, [1]
 Robert.

[1] bye now in dutch
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