My code is as follows:
int socket_fd;
unsigned long server_ip = inet_addr("127.0.0.1");
unsigned short server_port = htons("3247");
int socket_fd;
socket_fd = server_conn(server_ip, client, server_port);
I have all of my semicolons in place, yet it keeps giving me these sorts of errors! It doesn't make sense :(
Does anyone know how to fix this?
Kind regards,
Luke
[C programming] I keep getting this error "syntax error: missing ';' before 'type' in my code
Hi,
One possible reason may be that brackets ({..}) are not in pairs. i.e. u might have forgotten to put closing bracket ( } ).
Reply:change socket_fd to another variable name if possible. try socket_fnd. it may be that socket_fd is used by one of the header files or namespaces. or that it is a type in itself. i don't do much of this sort of work, as i am for now just console, game and non-inet mfc apps.
Reply:You have two of this line:
int socket_fd;
. If that isn't it, please put the rest of the code.
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