Dear all,
while reading lpsolve, part lp_types.h, I stumbled on
the lines :
---------------------------------------
typedef struct _lprec lprec;
typedef struct _INVrec INVrec;
union QSORTrec;
---------------------------------------
which I don't understand at all ---
More pragmatically, I'm trying to compile a programm
with two libraries : lpsolve asks for st99, while
pari asks for st89. I'm trying to use:
gcc -Wall -pedantic BTRSP.c -o BTRSP -std=gnu99 -lm -llpsolve55
-I/usr/local/share/lp_solve/ -lpari
but I get an error "BTRSP.c:204: error: 'lp' undeclared",
where of course, lp is a pointer on lprec.
I can't seem to be able to find where this lprec is defined.
Any pointer would be appreciated!!
Best,
Amities,
Olivier 5 1288
Olivier wrote:
Dear all,
while reading lpsolve, part lp_types.h, I stumbled on
the lines :
---------------------------------------
typedef struct _lprec lprec;
typedef struct _INVrec INVrec;
union QSORTrec;
---------------------------------------
which I don't understand at all ---
It defines the types lprec and INVrec as shorthand for struct _lprec
and struct _INVrec. The members of these structures are defined
elsewhere.
More pragmatically, I'm trying to compile a programm
with two libraries : lpsolve asks for st99, while
pari asks for st89. I'm trying to use:
gcc -Wall -pedantic BTRSP.c -o BTRSP -std=gnu99 -lm -llpsolve55
-I/usr/local/share/lp_solve/ -lpari
but I get an error "BTRSP.c:204: error: 'lp' undeclared",
where of course, lp is a pointer on lprec.
No, it's not. Your compiler is telling you lp is not declared. If it's
not declared, it can't be a pointer to anything.
I can't seem to be able to find where this lprec is defined.
In lp_types.h, according to your quoted code.
Hi,
It defines the types lprec and INVrec as shorthand for struct _lprec
and struct _INVrec. The members of these structures are defined
elsewhere.
Ok,then I should be able to find a definition somewhere --
[...]
No, it's not. Your compiler is telling you lp is not declared. If it's
not declared, it can't be a pointer to anything.
Ok, maybe I should have been more precise.
The line incriminated is (from my own file)
--------------------------
lprec *lp;
--------------------------
>I can't seem to be able to find where this lprec is defined.
Found the definition of _lprec !! ---
This one is in lp_lib while lprec is a shortcut defined in lp_types
Anway, I included lp_types.h in case :-(
I tried
--------------------------
_lprec *lp;
--------------------------
but this time _lprec is not recognized --
I'll continue later, but if you have some pointer in between,
I'll be most happy :-)
Amities,
Olivier
"Olivier" <Ol**@nowhere.wdha scritto nel messaggio
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Hi,
>It defines the types lprec and INVrec as shorthand for struct _lprec and struct _INVrec. The members of these structures are defined elsewhere.
Ok,then I should be able to find a definition somewhere --
[...]
>No, it's not. Your compiler is telling you lp is not declared. If it's not declared, it can't be a pointer to anything.
Ok, maybe I should have been more precise.
The line incriminated is (from my own file)
--------------------------
lprec *lp;
--------------------------
>>I can't seem to be able to find where this lprec is defined.
Found the definition of _lprec !! ---
This one is in lp_lib while lprec is a shortcut defined in lp_types
Anway, I included lp_types.h in case :-(
I tried
--------------------------
_lprec *lp;
--------------------------
but this time _lprec is not recognized --
Check out www.c-faq.com, question 2.2.
Olivier wrote:
Hi,
It defines the types lprec and INVrec as shorthand for struct _lprec
and struct _INVrec. The members of these structures are defined
elsewhere.
Ok,then I should be able to find a definition somewhere --
[...]
No, it's not. Your compiler is telling you lp is not declared. If it's
not declared, it can't be a pointer to anything.
Ok, maybe I should have been more precise.
The line incriminated is (from my own file)
--------------------------
lprec *lp;
--------------------------
If your compiler is telling you that lp is not declared on that line,
it means it's not reading "lprec" as starting a declaration. Possibly
lprec is not defined (because you forgot the proper #include?).
Possibly lprec is defined, but not as a type (because you have a local
variable with the same name)? Otherwise, maybe the line is in a
location where a declaration is not allowed? You really haven't given
a lot of details.
Army1987 wrote:
thanks and yes, I misread the first answers that said clearly that
'lprec' is a shorhand for 'struct _lprec' and not for '_lprec' :-(
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