I am trying to learn how to use Lite-C. I wrote the following short program:

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#define PRAGMA_PATH "%EXE_DIR%\templates\images";
#define PRAGMA_PATH "%EXE_DIR%\templates\models";
#define PRAGMA_PATH "%EXE_DIR%\templates\sounds";

#include <acknex.h>
#include <default.c>
//#include <mtlFX.c>
///////////////////////////////

BMAP* pred = "red.pcx";
FONT* arial_font = "Arial#24";
STRING* sMessage = "My Panel ";
int a;

PANEL* watcher =
{

bmap = pred;
layer = 10;
pos_x = 4;
pos_y = 4;
size_x = 400;
size_y = 60;
flags = VISIBLE;
digits(4,0,sMessage,arial_font,1,0);
}

int Finished();
{
sys_exit("bye");
}


void main()
{
level_load("Ctest.WMB");
wait(2);
printf("Here"); //OK to HERE
while(1)
{
if (key_any) {
str_cpy(sMessage, "Key Pressed");
if (engine_getscript("Finished")) Finished();
} //Finished is never called implying a null pointer
wait(1);
}
}

Please help, I do not understand why Finished is not complied. I am sure it is in the manual but I do not even know how to look for this. Thanks.

Hello,

there is mistakenly a semicolon at the end of the following line:
int Finished() ;

Remove it and your function should be compiled properly.

Thank you, I feel very stupid. I know this having done much programing. I can only apologize for taking up people's time to deal with my ADD. Agin, sorry and thank you very much.

I'm having some issues(after deciding to jump back into lite_c)with paths...
I've tried the defined paths posted above to no avail..my master drive is "E", I hope that is not a problem.
could anyone post a simple example...I'm trying to get to work\terrain...thanks

well I got it to work going through every different variation I could and this is what worked in the end...

#define PRAGMA_PATH "%EXE_DIR%\\work\\terrain"

*note* there is no semicolon and the use of double back slashes...so "in case"anyone has the same problem try the previous define.
thanks all.

temp= undefined?
how do i define it?

define temp;
fixed???
I forget how to do this it has been a while(I probably never figured it out lol).

uhh yeah, got it, just set a "VECTOR" variable to temp. I'm an idiot