This is not an easy question. I need someone with deep compiler knowledge, to explain to me what is happening under the hood.
Working:
Failing
I'm using some really contrived macros and I need the version in brackets to work. I just don't understand why it's not an compiler error, and just a tag mismatch error. Adding tags does not change anything, that's why I'm asking compiler magicians to explain to me the process which is happening here. Thank you
Working:
Code:
#include <a_samp>
enum E_TEST {
E_WTF[32]
}
main () {
new name[] = "Just a name";
new test[E_TEST];
strcat((test[E_WTF][0] = '\0', test[E_WTF]), name);
}Failing
Code:
strcat(((test[E_WTF])[0] = '\0', test[E_WTF]), name); // Warning: tag mismatchI'm using some really contrived macros and I need the version in brackets to work. I just don't understand why it's not an compiler error, and just a tag mismatch error. Adding tags does not change anything, that's why I'm asking compiler magicians to explain to me the process which is happening here. Thank you