16:29:03 < jer> unix4me, those are not errors, those are warnings
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16:29:30 < Dialekt_> pricing out the imac 24"
16:29:37 < jer> that said, you want to be doing: lbl[0] = 'z';
16:29:42 < jer> with that defintion of lbl
16:30:01 < jer> ".." is for char*; '' is for char
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16:30:25 < jer> you're defining an array of char's .. and since you're putting chars in at specific indexes, you need to append chars to make up the string lbl
16:31:12 < jer> or you could always, strcat(lbl, "zzzzzzz"); (note that this won't append a NUL terminator, which may or may not be desired (if it is, your current code is also borked)
16:31:32 < LoganTheRe1> Dialekt_: sorry, had to deal with somethin here at work
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16:31:47 < jer> unix4me, if you missed most of that, let me know, i can pastebin it so you can read my whole comments
16:31:57 < unix4me_> jer: yes; my client was being unstable :S
16:32:00 < unix4me_> jer: thanks.