GMP problem with simple thing

[Rafa³ \ra_v\ Zawierta]

Hello.
I have to write small program in C based on liberary GMP (GNU Multi
Precision Aritmetic Liberary).

My program have to add and multiply some big numbers, thats why I have
chosen GMP.
So where is the point?
Here:

it works:
mpz_t table[int][int];

but it doesn't:
mpz_set_si (table[5][5], 3); //digits are of course for example

I can compile my program, but when I want to write something to my table or
even print my table on stdout compiled program causes "Segmentation fault"
error when I try to run it.
My table need to be mpz type.

Can you help me?
ra_v

 

[Kevin Goodsell]

Hello.
I have to write small program in C based on liberary GMP (GNU Multi
Precision Aritmetic Liberary).

My program have to add and multiply some big numbers, thats why I have
chosen GMP.

We don't discuss particular non-standard libraries here. This group is
for discussion of standard C.

So where is the point?
Here:

it works:
mpz_t table[int][int];

This looks like a syntax error.

but it doesn't:
mpz_set_si (table[5][5], 3); //digits are of course for example

No idea what any of that means, since it is non-standard and you haven't
bothered to supply declarations.

I can compile my program, but when I want to write something to my table or
even print my table on stdout compiled program causes "Segmentation fault"
error when I try to run it.
My table need to be mpz type.

You seem to have a problem with GMP, not C. Find a forum that supports
GMP, or consult the documentation. It is off-topic here.

-Kevin