const int size = 10; // realna ilość danych
int tablica[size+1];
i have:
variable-size type declared outside of any function
const int size = 10; // realna ilość danych int tablica[size+1]; i have: variable-size
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const int size = 10; // realna ilość danych
int tablica[size+1];
i have:
variable-size type declared outside of any function
Use
instead of a
const int. The latter is not a compile-time constant in C, but a variable that cannot be assigned to (unless via a pointer and a cast to get rid ofconst).(This is a difference between C and C++.)