制作包含结构的数组-C

Question

Today I'm trying to implement a queue, but one that works with structures within arrays (I've always hated the C 'Array of Structs' terminology, as I am not trying to make that). However, when I try and do a basic initialization, I run into the compiler error as follows.

"Request for member ' * *' in something not a structure or union. "

Here's my code, not much as of now.

//------------------------Preprocessor Instructions. ------------------------------------
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <strings.h>

#define MAX 128
#define BUFFER 120


//-------------------------Global Stuff -------------------------------------------------
int head=-1;
int tail=-1;    //Starting head and tail at -1. 

struct Entry{
    int Data;
    int Hops;   
}; 
struct Entry Queue[MAX];    //Queue made up of structs.

int visited[MAX];


//------------------------Function Definitions. -----------------------------------------
int QueuePush(struct Entry *q, int num);
int QueuePop(struct Entry *q);
int IsEmpty(struct Entry *q);


//------------------------Main. ---------------------------------------------------------
int main(void)
{
    int i;

    while(i<MAX){
        Queue.Data[i]=0;
        Queue.Hops[i]=0;
        i++;
    }

    for(i=0;i<=10;i++){
        printf("Queue Data[%d] = %d \n", i, Queue[i].Data);
        printf("Queue Hops = %d \n", Queue[i].Hops);
    }


}

Am I making some scary, large error in the way I'm defining the array? Or is the issue syntactical? Thanks in advance.

Answer 1

You should write

Queue[i].Data = 0;
Queue[i].Hops = 0;

not

Queue.Data[i] = 0;
Queue.Hops[i] = 0;

Answer 2

在初始化while循环时，您编写了Queue.Data[i]而不是Queue[i].Data 。

Answer 3

And another thing:

int i;

while(i<MAX){
    Queue.Data[i]=0;
    Queue.Hops[i]=0;
    i++;
}

Here i contains random number and this loop will not work, so you should write int i = 0; or use for instead of while .