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Holden Tommy wrote:
Not really the answer but... Why w#ladj = *Zeros - dlsqty * dlstks; Seems you want to make the resulting number a negative? FWIW I would just do this: W#ladj = (dlsqty * dlstks) * -1;
No need to multiply by -1; you just use negation. w#ladj = - (dlsqty * dlstks); The main reason the compiler doesn't like *ZEROS in an expression is because *ZEROS doesn't have a length. The compiler needs to know the lengths of all the operands to figure out the lengths of the intermediate operands.
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