Hi, can you help?

char array[128][]=NULL;

.or.

struct element
{
        char word[128];

I need to initialize 'array' and then, as it grows due to incomming
data, I need to 'realloc'.  Any examples?

Thanks;

You are trying to define an array of arrays of indetermined size. An
array of indetermined size is an incomplete type. Since the size of
each element of array is indetermined, an array of them will not work.

Your intention might be something like

  char (* array)[128] = NULL;

i.e. a pointer to arrays of 128 chars.

  unsigned n = 0;
  char (* array)[128] = NULL;

  /* To grow: */

  char (* tmp)[128] = realloc(array, ++n * sizeof *tmp);
  if (tmp)
    array = tmp;
  else
    /* Handle allocation error */

Kurt

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