On Sun, 14 Sep 1997, David Kasprzyk wrote:
>gcc -c -g -0 -Wall -fno-strict-prototypes interpreter.c
>interpreter.c: In function 'nanny':
>interpreter.c:1634: 'as' undeclared (first use this function)
> as = read_mobile(AS_RNUM(d->character), REAL); < line
> char_to_room(as, AS_ROOM(d->character));
Steps to logical thinking:
1) as is undeclared.
2) I must declare it at the top of the function (nanny in this case)
3) char_to_room takes a struct char_data, that must be what 'as' is.
4) Add a 'struct char_data *as;' to the top of nanny()
Sheesh.
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