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In article: <4gnb36$bcm@solutions.solon.com>  dredlich@gulf.csc.UVic.CA (Devin Redlich) 
writes:
 > 
 > Ok, I'm using gcc 2.7.2 and I want to do something soooo simple...
 > 
 > I want to create a function that will multiply together 2 4X4 matrices,
 > in my case, 2 dimensional arrays.
 > 
 > So, I've got a fuction with the local vars
 > 
 > double x[4][4];
 > double y[4][4];
 > 
 > and I fill them up with values.  Now, I've written the function to do the 
 > multiplication, but I can't seem to please my compiler with the function 
 > header.  I've got:
 > 
 > void mulMat(double m1[4][4], double m2[4][4])
 > {
 >   ...do the math...
 > }
 > 
 > and my compiler just returns the error "syntax error at or near type work 
 > "double" "
 > 
 > Now, my book clearly states I'm allowed to do this, so why won't it let me!!!?
 > Any responses my e-mail would be most appreciated.
 > 
 > __
 > Devin Redlich                          Phone (604) 472-6466
 > University of Victoria                 http://gulf.uvic.ca/~dredlich
 > CSc Undergrad                          dredlich@gulf.uvic.ca
 > 
 > 
This may be a stupid suggestion, but are you sure that the preceding 
procedure declaration was terminated properly?
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