pointer again

0 2 56 647 3269

Ascending Original Descending
0 0 3269
2 2 647
56 56 56
647 647 2
3269 3269 0
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Can anyone know how to print out my original?
what's wrong with my pointer?


#include<stdio.h>

#define SIZE 5

int *rev(int *);
void selectionSort(int *table);

int main(void)
{
int nums[5]={56, 0, 647, 3269, 2};
int g, *p1, *p2, *p3, nnn[5]={0};

p1=nnn;

selectionSort(nums);
p2=nums;
p3=rev(nums);


for(g=0; g<SIZE; g++)
{
nnn[g]=nums[g];
}

printf("Ascending\tOriginal\tDescending\n");

for(g=0; g<SIZE; g++)
{
printf("%d\t\t%d\t\t%d\n", *p2++, *p1++, *p3--);
}
return 0;
}

/*************** rev **************/

int *rev(int *pRev)
{
int i, numPrint;

for(i=SIZE-1, numPrint=0; i>=0; i--)
{
printf("%d ", *pRev++);
}
printf("\n\n");

return(--pRev);
}

/**********SORT *********************/

void selectionSort(int *table)
{
int col, walker, smallest, temp;

for(col=0; col<SIZE; col++)
{
smallest=col;

for(walker=col+1; walker<=SIZE; walker++)
{
if(table[walker] < table[smallest])
{
smallest = walker;
}
}

temp = table[col];
table[col] = table[smallest];
table[smallest] = temp;
}

return;
}

I may be wrong, but the above statement should be used in the main function, not " p1 = nnn; ".

Every pointer assigned to a declared and defined array in your code, should point to the first element in that array.

p1 = nnn[0] will give you a pointer from int without a cast or differs in levels of blah blah blah warning. it depends on which compiler you use.

nnn[0] is the value stored in that element of the array, not the address. the address would be &nnn[0], which is the same as just nnn.

Crazy_C, this code:

Code:

for(g=0; g<SIZE; g++) 
{ 
nnn[g]=nums[g];
}

should go before your calls to selectionSort and rev.

you could also use

memcpy(nnn, nums, sizeof(nums));

to copy nums to nnn if youd like.
not sure but you might have to include <string.h>.

hope this helps.

oh, yeah, this:

for(walker=col+1; walker<=SIZE; walker++)

is wrong.

should be

for(walker=col+1; walker<SIZE; walker++)

remember, int nums[5] consist of elements 0 through 4.
who knows what the value of nums[5] is.