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I wonder why when I try to declare the array using #define I get errors from compiler, while using literal instead of the size allows me to do so.
#define size 10;
int* waitingBench[size];
Remove the
;from your definition. As you currently have it, this is equivillent toint* waitingBench[10;];which you know is incorrect.Macro definitions are not C instructions, so they do not need to be terminated with a semi-colon (and they must not exceed one line unless a line continuation backslash is used, and they must not share the line with something else).