H. I'm writting program to analyse code in pascal. I've created such lined-lists
typedef struct lista1 //list which contains var, const and types!
{
int rodzaj; //1 - variables, 2 - constants, 3 - types
char nazwa[128];
char add[128];
struct lista1 *wsk;
}lista1;
typedef struct lista2
{
int rodzaj; //1 - procedures, 2 - functions
char nazwa[128];
char typ[128];
struct lista2 *wsk;
lista1 *var_loc;
lista1 *const_loc;
lista1 *type_loc;
}lista2;
my question is: how to fill those nested lists(var_loc, const_loc, type_loc)? I've tried to do some function in this purpose but I have lot of errors. Please, show me how to do it.
This code creates an external list (head) with 5 elements, each of them with an internal list of 10 elements:
int i, j;
lista2 *head = NULL, *new=NULL;
lista1 *new2 = NULL;
for(i = 0; i < 5; i++){
new = (lista2*)malloc(sizeof(lista2));
new->wsk = head;
head = new;
new->var_loc = NULL;
sprintf(new->typ, "external list, element %d", i);
for(j = 0; j < 10; j++){
new2 = (lista1*)malloc(sizeof(lista1));
new2->wsk = new->var_loc;
new->var_loc = new2;
sprintf(new2->add, "internal list, element %d", j);
}
}
// Print list contents
lista2 *p2;
lista1 *p1;
for(p2 = head; p2; p2=p2->wsk){ // iterate over ext. list
printf("%s\n", p2->typ);
for(p1 = p2->var_loc; p1; p1 = p1->wsk){ // iterate over int. list
printf(" %s\n", p1->add);
}
}