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From: wal@blarg.net (wayne a. lee)
Newsgroups: scea.yaroze.programming.2d_graphics
Subject: Re: Source
Date: Tue, 22 Jul 1997 01:54:43 -0700
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I admit I haven't actually tried running this source code, but I did notice
that there's no space allocated for the GsGLINE structure. You have:

>         GsGLINE          *sp;           //Line drawing function,the sp bites!

which just declares sp as a pointer to a GsGLINE structure, but it's not
intialized to point to anything.

Instead of using a pointer, try writing this:

   GsGLINE  sp;   // sp is not a pointer now but an actual GsGLINE struct

and replace

   sp->attribute = 0;
   sp->x0 = rand()%640;
   sp->y0 = rand()%480;
   // etc...

with this

   sp.attribute = 0;
   sp.x0 = rand()%640;
   sp.y0 = rand()%480;
   // etc...

Finally, change
   GsSortGLine(sp,&WorldOT[TheBuff],0);
to
   GsSortGLine(&sp,&WorldOT[TheBuff],0);

-- 
wayne a. lee <wal@blarg.net>