HELP plse

**tameeyore** · 02-05-2005

Hi, I am trying to make a grade management program and I have everything but my sort function is not working and I am getting a parse error at the end of input.. Could someone please help... Thanks

Code:

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

   void readfile(char name, int grade1,int grade2,int grade3);
   int meangrade(int grade1,int grade2,int grade3);
   void display(char name, int grade1,int grade2,int grade3);
   int qsort(char name, int grade1, int grade2, int grade3, int
meangrade);
     struct grades
    {
     int grade1;
     int grade2;
     int grade3;
    };

      struct grades name[30], g1, g2, g3,*gptr;

      FILE *infile;
      FILE *outfile;

   int main(int argc, char **argv) {
    {
     char filename;
     int choice, exam;
     FILE *infile = fopen("grade.txt", "r");
     FILE *outfile = fopen("grades.txt","w");

    printf ("Please enter the filename needed:  \n");
    scanf("%c", &filename);
    int main(int argc, char **argv) {
    {
     char filename;
     int choice, exam;
     FILE *infile = fopen("grade.txt", "r");
     FILE *outfile = fopen("grades.txt","w");

    printf ("Please enter the filename needed:  \n");
    scanf("%c", &filename);
    printf("Please enter 1 for a specific exam to be displayed or 0 to exit. \n$
    scanf("%d", choice);
         if (choice == 0)
             display;
         else
            printf("Goodbye....\n");

        fclose(infile);
        fclose(outfile);

       return 0;
}
   void readfile(char filename,char name[30],int grade1,int grade2,int grade3){
      fscanf(infile,"%c %d%d%d", name[30], &grade1, &grade2,&grade3);
  }
   int meangrade(int grade1,int grade2,int grade3,int meangrade){
       meangrade = (grade1 +grade2 +grade3)/3;
       return meangrade;
     }
    }
   void readfile(char filename,char name[30],int grade1,int grade2,int grade3){
      fscanf(infile,"%c %d%d%d", name[30], &grade1, &grade2,&grade3);
  }
   int meangrade(int grade1,int grade2,int grade3,int meangrade){
       meangrade = (grade1 +grade2 +grade3)/3;
       return meangrade;
     }

   void display(char filename,char name[30], int grade1,int grade2,int grade3){
           int exam;
           printf("Which exam number would you like to see?    ");
           scanf("%d", &exam);
             if (exam > 3) {
                 printf("Please enter a valid exam number:  ");
                 scanf("%d", &exam);
             else
                fprintf(infile,"%s%d%d%d", name[30], &grade1,&grade2, &grade3);

       int exam;
           printf("Which exam number would you like to see?    ");
           scanf("%d", &exam);
             if (exam > 3) {
                 printf("Please enter a valid exam number:  ");
                 scanf("%d", &exam);
             else
                fprintf(infile,"%s%d%d%d", name[30], &grade1,&grade2, &grade3);
         }
   }

        int qsort(char name[30], int grade1,int grade2,int grade3, int meangrad$
           int j, max;
           for( j = 0; j < 100; ++j) {
              if (name[j].grade1 > name[j].grade2)
                   max = name[j].grade1;
              else
                   max = name[j].grade2;
              if (name[j].grade3 > max)

                   max = name[j].grade3;
           return qsort;
        }
   }

**andyhunter** · 02-05-2005

Have you looked at your post? I am not sure what you did but it is all messed up. Why don't you try cleaning it up a bit and then maybe someone will look at it.

**tameeyore** · 02-05-2005

Hope this is better:

Code:

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

   void readfile(char name, int grade1,int grade2,int grade3);
   int meangrade(int grade1,int grade2,int grade3);
   void display(char name, int grade1,int grade2,int grade3);
   int qsort(char name, int grade1, int grade2, int grade3, int meangrade);
     struct grades
    {
     int grade1;
     int grade2;
     int grade3;
    };

    struct grades name[30], g1, g2, g3,*gptr;

     FILE *infile;
     FILE *outfile;
 
    int main(int argc, char **argv) {
    {
     char filename;
     int choice, exam;
     FILE *infile = fopen("grade.txt", "r");
     FILE *outfile = fopen("grades.txt","w");

    printf ("Please enter the filename needed:  \n");
    scanf("%c", &filename);
    int main(int argc, char **argv) {
    {
    char filename;
    int choice, exam;
    
    FILE *infile = fopen("grade.txt", "r");
    FILE *outfile = fopen("grades.txt","w");

    printf ("Please enter the filename needed:  \n");
    scanf("%c", &filename);
    printf("Please enter 1 for a specific exam to be displayed or 0 to exit. \n$
    scanf("%d", choice);
         if (choice == 0)
             display;
         else
            printf("Goodbye....\n");

     fclose(infile);
     fclose(outfile);

       return 0;
}
     void readfile(char filename,char name[30],int grade1,int grade2,int grade3){
      fscanf(infile,"%c %d%d%d", name[30], &grade1, &grade2,&grade3);
  }
     int meangrade(int grade1,int grade2,int grade3,int meangrade){
     meangrade = (grade1 +grade2 +grade3)/3;
    return meangrade;
     }
    }
     void readfile(char filename,char name[30],int grade1,int grade2,int grade3){
     fscanf(infile,"%c %d%d%d", name[30], &grade1, &grade2,&grade3);
  }
     int meangrade(int grade1,int grade2,int grade3,int meangrade){
     meangrade = (grade1 +grade2 +grade3)/3;
     return meangrade;
     }

     void display(char filename,char name[30], int grade1,int grade2,int grade3){
     int exam;
     printf("Which exam number would you like to see?    ");
     scanf("%d", &exam);
       if (exam > 3) {
       printf("Please enter a valid exam number:  ");
       scanf("%d", &exam);
       else
       fprintf(infile,"%s%d%d%d", name[30], &grade1,&grade2, &grade3);

       int exam;
       printf("Which exam number would you like to see?    ");
       scanf("%d", &exam);
             if (exam > 3) {
                 printf("Please enter a valid exam number:  ");
                 scanf("%d", &exam);
             else
                fprintf(infile,"%s%d%d%d", name[30], &grade1,&grade2, &grade3);
         }
   }

        int qsort(char name[30], int grade1,int grade2,int grade3, int meangrad$
           int j, max;
           for( j = 0; j < 100; ++j) {
              if (name[j].grade1 > name[j].grade2)
                   max = name[j].grade1;
              else
                   max = name[j].grade2;
              if (name[j].grade3 > max)

                   max = name[j].grade3;
           return qsort;
        }
   }

**quzah** · 02-05-2005

Your indenting is horrible.

Code:

int qsort(char name[30], int grade1,int grade2,int grade3, int meangrad$
/* missing something? */
    int j, max;
    for( j = 0; j < 100; ++j) {
        if (name[j].grade1 > name[j].grade2)
            max = name[j].grade1;
        else
            max = name[j].grade2;
        if (name[j].grade3 > max)
            max = name[j].grade3;
        return qsort;
    }
}

See what good indenting does for you? I've hilighted the problems. You should be able to fix it from there.

Quzah.

**tameeyore** · 02-05-2005

still having issues with the sort function.

**andyhunter** · 02-05-2005

my sort function is not working

still having issues with the sort function.

Can you be a little more specific?

**tameeyore** · 02-05-2005

I am getting the following errors when I compile my code above and I can't figure out what is the problem.

Code:

grades.c:18: conflicting types for `qsort'
/local/gnu/lib/gcc-lib/sparc-sun-solaris2.8/3.0.4/include/iso/stdlib_iso.h:123: previous declaration of `qsort'
grades.c: In function `display':
grades.c:69: parse error before "else"
grades.c: In function `qsort':
grades.c:78: request for member `grade1' in something not a structure or union
grades.c:78: request for member `grade2' in something not a structure or union
grades.c:79: request for member `grade1' in something not a structure or union
grades.c:81: request for member `grade2' in something not a structure or union
grades.c:82: request for member `grade3' in something not a structure or union
grades.c:83: request for member `grade3' in something not a structure or union
grades.c: In function `main':
grades.c:87: parse error at end of input

**andyhunter** · 02-05-2005

Code:

grades.c:78: request for member `grade1' in something not a structure or union
grades.c:78: request for member `grade2' in something not a structure or union
grades.c:79: request for member `grade1' in something not a structure or union
grades.c:81: request for member `grade2' in something not a structure or union
grades.c:82: request for member `grade3' in something not a structure or union
grades.c:83: request for member `grade3' in something not a structure or union

Have you looked at your function for your sort. Lets take a look:

Code:

int qsort(char name[30], int grade1,int grade2,int grade3, int meangrad$

To me and your compiler that means you are passing an array of 30 characters, not your structure. Your definition would need to be like:

Code:

int qsort( struct grades name[30], int grade1,int grade2,int grade3, int meangrad$

Code:

grades.c: In function `display':
grades.c:69: parse error before "else"

Well lets look at display, hmm.

Code:

if (exam > 3) {
       printf("Please enter a valid exam number:  ");
       scanf("%d", &exam);
       }else
       fprintf(infile,"%s%d%d%d", name[30], &grade1,&grade2, &grade3);

You are forgetting to close out your if statements. You have done this throughout that function. Try fixing those.

Code:

grades.c: In function `main':
grades.c:87: parse error at end of input

hmmm, lets look at the scanf....

Code:

scanf("%d", &choice);

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