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#: 14735 S3/Languages
31-Mar-92 02:58:27
Sb: #14724-#getkey problem in C
Fm: Pete Lyall 76703,4230
To: Robert A. Hengstebeck 76417,2751 (X)
The problem seems to be that you're passing 'vlu' to getkey() by VALUE... that
is, you're sending a clone of VLU, but not VLU itself.
In order to do what you want, you weel need to pass a pointer to VLU, ala:
getkey(&vlu)
and then down in getkey() (note declaration of vlu):
int getkey(vlu)
int *vlu;
{
*vlu = inkey();
....
}
Pete
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