Structure Initialization

I 've this structs  definition

typedef struct

{

      byte p;

      byte q;

      byte *msg;

}Ta;

typedef struct

{

     byte m;

     word n;

     Ta oM;

}Tb;

byte t [3] ; 

and create an array of TB's struct and initialize this array in the following way:

const Tb tbArray[1]  = { 1,0xFFFF, {0, 1 , t}};

but the compiler sent me this message : "invalid initializer"

the question : what is the  right way to initialize the array?

ok, here is more info...  I was trying to use a variable to initialize the  array

const Tb tbArray[1]  = { 1,0xFFFF, {0, aux , t}};

where aux is  a variable defined in somewhere... so I can't do that

There is no problem in the first case that you sent.

But in the second one, any compiler will give you an error message. You can only initialize a variable with constants.

So why don't you pass the aux's default value to initial value of tbArray[0].oM.q ?

Since tbArray is an array, the orthodox way to initialize it would be:

const Tb tbArray[1]  = {{ 1,0xFFFF, {0, 1 , t}}};