#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdio.h>

int main()
{
    
    int *int_array,counter, size,size1;
    
    printf("How many members in the array do you want: ");
    scanf("%d",&size);

// Allocates memory for the int_array

    int_array=(int *)malloc(size*sizeof(int));

// Places a value in each index position    

    for(counter=0;counter<size;counter++)
        int_array[counter]=10+counter;

    printf("\nThe array has the following elements: \n");

// Prints values

    for(counter=0;counter<size;counter++)    
        printf("%d\n",int_array[counter]);
    


    printf("What would you like the new size to be: ");
    scanf("%d",&size1);
    
// Should reallocate the array to size size1

    int_array=realloc(int_array,size);

    printf("\nThe array now has the following elements: \n");

// Runs until counter is equal to the original size...When I increase the size using
// realloc the values up until the original size should remain unchanged, but 
// they are not when i print them out

    for(counter=0;counter<size;counter++)    
        printf("%d\n",int_array[counter]);
    system("PAUSE");
    return 0;
}

new_array = realloc(int_array, size1 * sizeof(int));
if(new_arr) int_array = new_array;
else return -1; /* or whatever else */

int_array=realloc(int_array,size1*sizeof(int));