I have a simple question about this code
struct a
{
char key;
a *next;
};
a = here*;
and in the function I check if here is NULL or not
if (here->key==NULL)
...
and Im sure here is pointing to an a(struct) but it gives access violation . what should I do to check if something Is NULL or not ?
a = here*;
This isn't valid syntax.
and in the function I check if here is NULL or not
You're not checking if here is NULL, you're checking if here->key is NULL. here->key is a char, so the test is nonsensical given that one of the operands is not a pointer. If here is NULL then trying to access key will result in an access violation. You want to do this:
if (here == NULL)
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