Date: 09/02/01
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Hi,
I'm sure there's some simple (stupid?) error, which an experienced
C-programmer can see immediately... But I don't.
> You're missing a variable name (you only put a type), and the line is not
> in the beginning of a code block (there's a statement before it).
php_randgen_entry is (supposed to be) a type.
php_randgen_entries is (supposed to be) a variable.
php_randgen_entries[3] = { ... };
is (supposed to be) a statement.
I'm still not seeing what's wrong...
> Zeev
--jeroen
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