Question

C: Passing integer by reference

Answer 1

main () {
int COUNT_Struct_Rates, COUNT_Struct_Users;

TXTDATA_Read_Rates(STREAM_Rates, COUNT_Struct_Rates);

}

int TXTDATA_Read_Rates(FILE *STREAM_Rates, int *COUNT_Struct_Rates) {
...
}

Upon compilation, I get the errors:
assignment makes pointer from integer without a cast
warning: return makes integer from pointer without a cast

What am I doing wrong?

Answer 2

main () {
int COUNT_Struct_Rates, COUNT_Struct_Users;

TXTDATA_Read_Rates(STREAM_Rates, &COUNT_Struct_Rates); // modified

}

int TXTDATA_Read_Rates(FILE *STREAM_Rates, int *COUNT_Struct_Rates) {
...
}

and where is STREAM_Rates variable????

Answer 3

Sorry, I forgot to include it above. But assume that I declared it as FILE *STREAM_Rates;

Answer 4

main () {
int COUNT_Struct_Rates, COUNT_Struct_Users;

TXTDATA_Read_Rates(STREAM_Rates, &COUNT_Struct_Rates); // modified

}

int TXTDATA_Read_Rates(FILE *STREAM_Rates, int *COUNT_Struct_Rates) {
...
}

assuming the FILE* STREAM_Rates is declared inside main...not in global space...should be doing good

Answer 5

i think declaring int COUNT_Struct_Rates, and int *COUNT_Struct_Rates is wrong
warning: return makes integer from pointer without a cast : check your return instruction

and int TXTDATA_Read_Rates(FILE *STREAM_Rates, int *COUNT_Struct_Rates) from the name i think you're reading from a file so you can't use int for the function try void