Re: (C) missing semi-colon

From: Paul Fedorenko (pfedorenko_at_look.ca)
Date: 11/05/04 

Date: Thu, 4 Nov 2004 21:18:40 -0500

Actually... if you don't mind me asking another question... if you look at
main(), there's a line where my function game_menu() is called. The program
basically skips that part, and just executes the next line. am I maybe
calling the function wrong?

is writing: void game_menu(player1); alright as a function prototype?
Or do I have to use something like
                  void game_menu(player1[20]);
or possibly void game_menu(&player1); instead when passing a string?

I know the first one is fine for a single character char variable.

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