01-11-2002 08:40									#1
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It is possible with SLIC to make a user-defined array. But does anybody know if you can define your own structure?

If so, how does slic handle the arguements?

If you could fuse the C and SLIC languages what I would like to do is something like:

Struct_t MyStruct {
int_t Value1;
int_t Value2;
unit_t tmpUnit;
}

But of course there is no "_t" equivalent to the C "struct" keyword.

Does anyone know if SLIC allows the user to define his own structure?

	01-11-2002 11:37									#2
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Nope, not possible. You'll just have to be clever in playing with your array indices

	01-11-2002 19:14									#3
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quote: Originally posted by Locutus Nope, not possible. You'll just have to be clever in playing with your array indices

You mean " a dumba-s-s workaround for a dumba-s-s design flaw?"

	01-11-2002 19:16									#4
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Indeed. This is good: you're starting to develop an insight in the underlying design philosophies of SLIC programming