unresolved externals??

I re-edited my program but now whenever I try to compile it, it says that I have 2 unresolved externals. The only place where I declared external variables was before the calcPay() function, but I still got the same error message when I commented that line out. What's wrong with my program?


Here's what the error messages say:

error LNK2020: unresolved token (0A000014) _streams

error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol

fatal error LNK1120: 2 unresolved externals

Code:

#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h> 

// gets name and hourlyrate and hours worked from user



void userInput(char nameArray[][30], double hoursWorkedArray[], double hourlyRateArray[])
	{
		double hours[5], rate[5];
		int i;
		for (i=0; i<5; i++)
		{

		printf("Enter name.\n");
		fflush(stdin);
		scanf("&#37;s", nameArray[i]);
		printf("How many hours did they work this week?\n");
		scanf("%lf", &hours[i]);
		printf("What is their hourly rate?\n");
		scanf("%lf", &rate[i]);

		*hoursWorkedArray = hours[0];
		*hourlyRateArray = rate[0];

		}
	
		
	}



// calculates base,gross,overtime, and net pay
double grossPay[5], basePay[5], overTime[5], netPay[5];

double calcPay (double hoursWorkedArray[], double hourlyRateArray[])
{

	double base[5], over[5], gross[5], net[5];
		int i;
		for (i=0; i<5; i++)
		{
			if (hoursWorkedArray[i] > 40)
			{
				base[i] = hourlyRateArray[i] * hoursWorkedArray[i];
				over[i] = (hoursWorkedArray[i] - 40) * 1.5 * hourlyRateArray[i];
				gross[i] = (hourlyRateArray[i]*40) + over[i];
				net[i] = (hourlyRateArray[i]*40) + over[i] - ((hourlyRateArray[i]*40) + over[i])*.2;
				grossPay[i] = gross[i];
				basePay[i] = base[i];
				overTime[i] = over[i];
				netPay[i] = net[i];

				
			
			}
			else
			{
				base[i] = hourlyRateArray[i] * hoursWorkedArray[i];
				//taxesOwed[i] = (hourlyRateArray[i]*40) * .2;
				gross[i] = (hourlyRateArray[i]*40) * .8;
				over[i] = 0;
				net[i] = (hourlyRateArray[i]*40) + over[i] - ((hourlyRateArray[i]*40) + over[i])*.2;
				grossPay[i] = gross[i];
				basePay[i] = base[i];
				overTime[i] = over[i];
				netPay[i] = net[i];
				

			}
		}


	return *grossPay;
		
}

// calculates taxes owed
double calcTax (double *grossPay)
{
	double taxPaid[5];
	int i;
		for (i=0; i<5; i++)
		{
		

			taxPaid[i] = *(grossPay + i) * .2;
			return taxPaid[i];
			
			
		}

	

}

//calculates the total amount paid to five emplorees
double totalPaid (double hoursWorkedArray[], double hourlyRateArray[])
{

	double a,b,c,d,e;
	a = calcPay(hoursWorkedArray, hourlyRateArray); 
	b = calcPay(hoursWorkedArray+1, hourlyRateArray+1); 
	c = calcPay(hoursWorkedArray+2, hourlyRateArray+2); 
	d = calcPay(hoursWorkedArray+3, hourlyRateArray+3); 
	e = calcPay(hoursWorkedArray+4, hourlyRateArray+4); 


	return a+b+c+d+e;
}

void printPay(char nameArray[][30], double hoursWorkedArray[], double hourlyRateArray[])
{
	calcPay(hoursWorkedArray, hourlyRateArray);
	double tax = calcTax(grossPay);
	int i;
	for (i=0; i<5; i++)
	{
		printf("Pay to %s: \n", nameArray[i]);
		printf("Hours worked: %.2f\n", hoursWorkedArray+i);
		printf("Hourly rate: $%.2f\n", hourlyRateArray+i);
		printf(" Base pay: $%.2f\n Gross pay: $%.2f\n Gross pay: $%.2f\n Net pay: $%.2f\n Taxes paid: $%.2f\n", basePay[i], grossPay[i], netPay[i], tax);


	}



}


int main(void)
{

	double hourlyRate[5], hoursWorked[5];
	char name[5][30];

	userInput(name, hourlyRate, hoursWorked);
	printPay(name, hourlyRate, hoursWorked);

	return 0;
}

My Carnak hat is at the cleaners. Can you post the error messages?

Haha sorry.

Here's what the error messages say:

error LNK2020: unresolved token (0A000014) _streams

error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol

fatal error LNK1120: 2 unresolved externals

Makes no sense to me. You don't have any references to anything remotely close to an identifier named "streams".

compiles fine here (gcc 4.1.2, Linux)

I believe stdin might be a reference to _streams, but that would mean he broke linking with the C standard library, which is kind of..... bad.

Invisible text that doesn't apply to you: [How are you compiling the program? Something like this should work:

Code:

gcc program.c -o program

Have you upgraded GCC or your standard libraries, by any chance? If you're not recompiling your source code, just linking it, you might get linker errors that way. I suppose.]

I was assuming that you were using GCC, but I see that the error messages are from MSVC, so never mind that. Have you tried re-creating a project? Are you using a Console project or whatever you need to do with MSVC? . . . .

The only thing I can find with Google is this, but I seriously doubt it will be useful. http://blog.instedit.com/2008/06/wha...you-blind.html