Error of : initialization makes pointer from integer without a cast

[dn6326]

Hi there, im pretty new to this forum and would be grateful of some help. I've only started programming this year and am pretty lazy with it so please bare with me if im acting like a bit of a noob...

right basically im trying to define a struct that will hold names for a phonebook i.e. with a string and a number

i have #included<stdli b.h> and everything else I need, and the 2 parts im struggling with are as follows

typedef struct {char name[20]; int num;} Phnbk;

Phnbk makeBook(char name[20], int num){
Phnbk entry = {name, num};
return entry;
}

from what I can see everything is in order, but when I compile I get an error saying:
In function makeBook:
warning: initialization makes pointer from integer without a cast

the rest of the code is fine in the program and compiles and runs perfectly when the above lines are commented out...

Any suggestions?

Cheers, Dan

[dn6326]

Hi all, sorted it, I did try making the name a pointer i.e. entry = {*name.. but i clearly didnt save before re compiling and trying all sorts of other rubbish...such a noob...oh well thanks anyways!