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/*
!!DESCRIPTION!!
!!ORIGIN!! testsuite
!!LICENCE!! Public Domain
!!AUTHOR!!
*/
#include <stdio.h>
typedef signed int TypA[3];
typedef struct TypB {
TypA Data[2];
} sTypB;
sTypB Bs[10];
TypA * APtr;
int main(int argc, char* argv[])
{
Bs[7].Data[1][2]=11;
APtr=&(Bs[7].Data[1]);
printf("Hallo Welt! %i = %i \n",Bs[7].Data[1][2], (*APtr)[2] );
return 0;
}
/*
....gives
test.c(20): Error: Incompatible pointer types
for APtr=&(Bs[7].Data[1]);
My experience in C is very limited, but as this works both in MSVC and
the 8 bit Z80 compiler i originally used, i guess its an bug in CC65.
As a workaround, an typecast via APtr=(TypA*)&(Bs[7].Data[1]);
seems to work.
greetings,
Andreas
*/
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