(ho, my eyes, the goggles, they do nothing...)
well,
there is basically a lot of wrong stuff inside this code snippet. if i
understand your question correctly, you want to fill an array of
structures with values.
1) your function receives the
array in a parameter. the parameter is named ARRAY. inside the
function, i do not see any reference to ARRAY. how do you think the
array will be populated with values if you don't use it at all ?
2)
your array (named ARRAY) is 10000 elements wide. but, besides not using
ARRAY, nowhere you are using an index into a variable. there is no loop,
no square brackets (which reads like [ ]), no indexing... how do you
want to populate your array if you don't use an index to set the values
somewhere inside this array ?
3) your function returns a
structure. it returns only one structure, not an array of structures.
so, for sure, only the first values are correct, anything behind the
first is not part of anything returned by the function.
4)
i am really sorry, and i would like you to excuse me before reading
this. i will be a little bit rude and impolite, so please forgive
me...
what do you think of taking a real programming course ?
parameter passing, arrays, (and by the way, all the questions you ask
since yesterday) are no problem when dealt with a little "programming
common sense". i don't know what your level in programming is, nor what
you do in life, but you just can't write a program without learning a
little bit about programming before. it's like building a bridge: if
anybody was building a bridge without first learning about structural
engineering, its bridge would certainly collapse.please take a good and
thorough programming course, and all your problems will go away.
(as
a side note: if everybody could claim being a civil engineer and build
bridges, we would see bridges falling everyday, and the population
would not be very happy about that. this is the current state of
computing: anybody can claim being a programmer, and we see programs
falling everyday. unfortunately, no one cares... and this is causing
great harm to the computing community)
