some problem with fwrite

after the user in put the name it is supposed to save it in xxx.txt file on the a drive then ask user to put the a second name
i think this program should work but it isn't
could anyone help me please

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

void Name(char nombre[16]);
struct Manufacturer
{
char name[16];
int position;
bool pass;
};
void main()
{
struct Manufacturer m;
m.pass=true;
FILE *f;
f=fopen("a:\\xxx.txt","a");
Name(m.name);
while (strlen(m.name)>0)
{
for(m.position=0;m.position<100;m.position++)
{
m.position;
fwrite(&m, sizeof(m),1,f);
Name(m.name);
}
}
fclose(f);
}
void Name(char nombre[16])
{
bool r=true;
do
{
r=true;
puts("Enter Manufacturer name: ");
gets(nombre);
if (strlen(nombre)>=16)
{
printf("Manufacturer name must be less than 15 chars \n");
r=false;
}
}while(!r);
}

i think this program should work but it isn't
Please can you elaborate! What does it do wrong? People here like fixing bugs, but they have to know where to start, so give us a clue!

void main()
Don't void ya main. Declare it like this if you don't want to use the command line args:
int main(void)
And don't forget to return a value when you leave main.

gets(nombre);
gets does not do input size checking, so you've built in a case for a classic buffer overflow bug. (What happens to your buffer if the user enters 32 characters instead of 16?)

could anyone help me please
Sure, just sort point 1 first.

Lastly, please use code tags when posting code here.

u open the files with a but it should be ab

f=fopen("a:\\xxx.txt","ab");

insetd of

f=fopen("a:\\xxx.txt","a");

because fread and fwrite can only be used on binary files