In <CxzKLp.5oA@dorsai.org> tom@dorsai.org writes:
>Hello all, I am writing a c program about stacks. It involved the use of the
>typedef command. I know how to use [typedef int info] or anything that
>has to do with [int]. The application I am wrting requires the use of
>string or char array , how do I use the typedef command on that?
>I was thinking of doing something like this :[typedef char[] test]
>or [typedef char s[] test]
>Can anyone tell me the right way to do it?
>and please email your respond to
>John Vo
>jvo@its.brooklyn.cuny.edu
>but the address you see above would be acceptable.
>thank you.


This will do what you need.

typedef char String [100];

Good luck with your project!


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Hello all, I am writing a c program about stacks. It involved the use of the
typedef command. I know how to use [typedef int info] or anything that
has to do with [int]. The application I am wrting requires the use of
string or char array , how do I use the typedef command on that?
I was thinking of doing something like this :[typedef char[] test]
or [typedef char s[] test]
Can anyone tell me the right way to do it?
and please email your respond to
John Vo
jvo@its.brooklyn.cuny.edu
but the address you see above would be acceptable.
thank you.