How can I pass global variables into a function?

Problem with passing variable to function in C?

• Hi all!! Have a little problem with a program im trying to get up and running i wont bore you all with the overview ill get to the heart of the matter. i have function call in my main program like this: dup (numin,lottopick,choice); and the function itself is void dup(int numin[],int lottopick,int choice) the problem (as he so adequately put it) is choice (sorry couldnt help it ;S ) the first array variables numin and lottopick work fine but as soon as i try to pass the value "choice" is shows too few arguenets to function 'dup' when i compile. Please help as im soooo close to the end of this program thanks in advance Drew

• Answer:

  Too FEW arguments? I would have expected too MANY arguments. Without seeing the code, I suggest you make sure the function declaration for dup(), if any, matches the actual definition. If you don't have a definition, then the C compiler may be taking your first call instance as the (note: THE) declaration and dislikes any subsequent calls with different calling sequences. (This is a strong reason to use header files with overloaded calling sequences.) Hope that helps.