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Subject: Re: I'm a Newbie with DJGPP!
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Date: Mon, 25 May 1998 14:16:25 GMT
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Victor Viudez Gonzalez wrote:
> 
> Sorry guys, but I'm a newbie using DJGPP, and I have a little problem.
> That's it:
> 
>          I have a file.h like this:
> 
>                         typedef struct TAD{
>                                               int code;
>                                               struct TAD next;
>                                               struct TAD prior;
>                                               .
>                                               .
>                                               }Tad;
> 
>            Ok, now I would use this new structure in my program... I
> write an
>       #include "file.h", right. But the gcc compiler says that typedef
> struct is not valid.
> 
>             How I can define a new type?????
> 
> Thanks a lot!!
> 
> PS.: Ah! I use Rhide!

Try 

	typedef struct TAD {
		int code;
		struct TAD *next;	// note the *
		struct TAD *prior;	// noter the *
	
	} Tad;

	Tad myTad;
	
Or, more simply:

	struct Tad {
		int code;
		Tad *next;
		Tad *prior;
	};

	Tad MyTad;

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