Hello,
I have got a problem with an initialization.
#define TAB 1000
int table_collision [][TAB];
void function()
{
for(int i=0;i<2;i++)
{
for(int j=0;j<TAB;j++)
{
table_collision[i][j] = 0;
}
}
}When I look each value I see that the initialization doesn't work. For example table_collision[0][0]=20125560
table_collision[0][1]=20133568
table_collision[1][103]=1429512
there are other values that are 0.
Can anyone help me?
Thank you in advanced!
Jump to PostYou have to specify both dimensions of the array or you have to use a STL container or something like that. Try std::vector.
Jump to PostDid you
#include <vector>?
If yes: what compiler are you using?
You have to specify both dimensions of the array or you have to use a STL container or something like that. Try std::vector.
with the 2 dimensions I have the same problem, I had proved it before with
int table_collision[2][TAB] and the values are the same.
About the other solution that you propose, I don't know how to use this solution of std, if I write std::vector it says that std is not a class or namespace name
Did you #include <vector> ?
If yes: what compiler are you using?
if I make vector and include<vector> it works, I mean there is no problem with compiling at this line but now I have to change the rest of the code because it was made so it used table_collision[j];
I have thought that I can do the same that I was trying but with 2 vectors and this way I hope I don't have more problems.
Thank you so much!!
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