Multiple Array Linked List

[chellappa]

hi
i create a c program ,which waas doing operation of linked
list.......in single linked list it is working properly, but i want
multiple linked list of same member... i am using array of memeber.. it
give error? i tried all ways and also search in neet and google
group.........i wasnt find it.........so if any other methods is know
tell ...

ex i have one struct ,i want crearte multiple object for struct
........each object is different linked list

Thank u
by
CNS

[Ulrich Eckhardt]

chellappa wrote:

i create a c program ,which waas doing operation of linked
list.......in single linked list it is working properly, but i want
multiple linked list of same member... i am using array of memeber.. it
give error? i tried all ways and also search in neet and google
group.........i wasnt find it.........so if any other methods is know
tell ...

You can not generally put the same object into two different linked lists,
but you can put a pointer to an object into different lists.

If that was not what you wanted, I don't have a clue - maybe give an
example of what you want and use complete sentences.

Uli

[Emmanuel Delahaye]

chellappa wrote on 06/08/05 :

[Your '.' key is dirty and you capslock key is broken ... Time to get a
new keyboard ?]

I create a c program, which was doing operation of linked
list. in single linked list it is working properly, but i want
multiple linked list of same member... I am using array of member... it
give error?

What error ? Where is your code ? Are we supposed to be psychic ?

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[Eric Sosman]

Ulrich Eckhardt wrote:

chellappa wrote:

i create a c program ,which waas doing operation of linked
list.......in single linked list it is working properly, but i want
multiple linked list of same member... i am using array of memeber.. it
give error? i tried all ways and also search in neet and google
group.........i wasnt find it.........so if any other methods is know
tell ...
You can not generally put the same object into two different linked lists,
but you can put a pointer to an object into different lists.

It's entirely possible for an object to be a member
of several linked lists, even without using a separate
pointer. Here's a struct one might use in a two-way
linked representation of a sparse matrix:

struct cell {
double value;
int row, col;
struct cell *right;
struct cell *down;
};
If that was not what you wanted, I don't have a clue - maybe give an
example of what you want and use complete sentences.

Seconded, heartily.

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Eric Sosman
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