From: "Amin Kharchi" <kharchi AT gmx DOT de>
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Subject: Re: BITMAP pointers w/ Allegro.
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Hello!

Ike schrieb in Nachricht <37a49d74 AT news DOT ismi DOT net>...
>main(void)
>{
>   BITMAP *bmp;
>   function(bmp);
>}
>
>function(BITMAP *bmp)
>{
>   bmp = create_bitmap(320, 240);
>}

You could make BITMAP *bmp as a global pointer... because you need it in
many functions.
Why do you want to create the bitmap in an extra function?
But if you want:

int function(bmp)
{
    bmp = create_bitmap(32,240);
}


If you make *bmp global than you don't need to give it up. you could than
write:

int function()

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Amin Kharchi
Wolfsburg, Germany