It is possible to do a pointer, and then do an array from that pointer. Take this C code for instance: You should be able to replace 10 with an integer variable. (I think) Then you can use it just like it was an array. Hope that helped.

Never mind, figured out a better way to do it. Thank you all for all of your help, and maybe after I get back from this church retreat that I have to attend, I'll have something interesting......

I have another question involving for loops. If I have a loop like so: for(l = 0; l <= 13; l++) { if(p[l]->stats.speed == stats[0].stats.speed) { turn = 0; } else if(p[l]->stats.speed == stats[1].stats.speed) { turn = 1; } else if(p[l]->stats.speed == stats[2].stats.speed) { turn = 2; } else if(p[l]...

That's ok, we all make mistakes.

No it will either be locked or moved to either Null or Off-topic, because it has nothing to do with this section. Please people, post where stuff belongs, and don't turn every forum here into another null. But on the topic of the winCE kit, it is warez, it was probably stolen from Microsoft (or sega...

That's what I figured the compiler messages meant, thanks for clearing it up for me.

I think that the compiler is complaining about the fact that I have a variable as the case. If statements will work just the same though. So I will continue to use them.

My compiler doesn't seem to like the switch.... Here's what I got spewed at me. battle.c: In function `bat_order': battle.c:582: case label does not reduce to an integer constant battle.c:586: case label does not reduce to an integer constant battle.c:590: case label does not reduce to an integer co...

Ok, that solves one problem. Now on to the next, If I wanted the loop to return to its countdown after executing either the bat_do_menu() or bat_enemy_ai() functions, would it just involve taking out the break; after them, or would something else have to be changed?
Once again, thanks in advance.

Thanks a lot, I would've never caught that! Time to make sure it works!

Ok, I have another question for the programming people. I am trying to make a function that counts down from 255, and compares the value to a set variable, and then if it compares, sets another variable, and then does something based on what this last variable is. I figured that the best way to do t...

awesome, they should make it so the controller can act as a mouse like in the webbrowser. Agreed, but it would probably be a bit of work getting a joystick device (as linux sees the DC controller) to work as a mouse, but if they could, then maybe I'd be able to use it (x11 requires a mouse, and I d...

The LinuxDC site has been updated (finally). And they have some news posted up there: LinuxDC Status as of October 29th, 2002: Adrian McMenamin has got his VMU filesystem driver to the point where it can list files off of the VMU. He's also working on using apache to serve pages from the VMU, once h...

This happens to my computer cds every once in a while, but thats because I tilt/move the tower while a disc is spinning in the drive(BAD IDEA).

If you're doing stuff for a windows PC you should get MinGW. MinGW programs, (at least in my experience) are smaller in size when compiled compared with cygwin compiled ones. Plus I've found that cygwin really hates windows 98.

hmmm.... ~10 VMUs, 6 controllers, Sega.Net Keyboard, Many web-browser discs, Performance (i think) Jump pack, off brand standard memory card. I think that's about it, I'll check later on.

Grandia II's a great game. I think I'd reccomend you getting another copy mariobro. It had a good story, good graphics, etc. One of my top 10 RPGs.

Yes the major trick with MinGW is getting genromfs to work, but when I get my site back up, I'll post a link. Sorry, but work, school and such has been keeping me busy lately.
Maybe over the next few days since I don't have school.

Thanks for all your help. Sorry to seem like such an idiot.

But sadly it wouldn't work with commercial games. You can use this interface, but right now the only things that support it are LinuxDC (possibly, I'm not quite sure), NetBSD, and the navi part of KallistiOS.