help me debug this program

I'm using dev-c++ to build my programes.
when i enter info of "myEmployee" then it is error "don't send"
Fix and interpret it for me,please!
Thank so much.

Code:

#include <sstream>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <conio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
typedef struct {
        int day;
        int month;
        int year;
       
} Date;
typedef struct employee{
        string name;
        Date birthDay;
        string role;
        double salary;
} Employee;

void InitEmployee(Employee *myEmployee,int length);
Employee searchSalaryMax(Employee *myEmployee,int length);
Employee searchSalaryMin(Employee *myEmployee,int length);
void display(Employee myEmployee);

void InitEmployee(Employee *myEmployee,int length){
     myEmployee=new Employee[length];
     for(int i=0;i<length;i++){
             cout<<"Numble: "<<i<<endl;
             cout<<"Name: ";
             fflush(stdin);
             getline(cin,myEmployee[i].name);
             cout<<"Day of birth: ";
             cin>>myEmployee[i].birthDay.day;
             cout<<"Month of birth: ";
             cin>>myEmployee[i].birthDay.month;
             cout<<"Year of birth: ";
             cin>>myEmployee[i].birthDay.year;
             cout<<"Role: ";
             fflush(stdin);
             getline(cin,myEmployee[i].role);
             cout<<"Salary: ";
             cin>>myEmployee[i].salary;
     }
     return;
}
Employee searchSalaryMax(Employee *myEmployee,int length){
         int index=0;
         double maxSalary=myEmployee[0].salary;
         for(int i=1;i<length;i++){
                 if(myEmployee[i].salary>maxSalary){
                    maxSalary=myEmployee[i].salary;
                    index=i;                                
                 }
         }                  
         return myEmployee[index];  
}
Employee searchSalaryMin(Employee *myEmployee,int length){
         int index=0;
         double minSalary=myEmployee[0].salary;
         for(int i=1;i<length;i++){
                 if(myEmployee[i].salary<minSalary){
                    minSalary=myEmployee[i].salary;
                    index=i;                                
                 }
         }                  
         return myEmployee[index];  
}
void display(Employee myEmployee){
     cout<<"Name: "<<myEmployee.name<<endl;    
     cout<<"Day of birth: "<<myEmployee.birthDay.day<<"/"<<myEmployee.birthDay.month<<"/"<<myEmployee.birthDay.year<<endl;
     cout<<"Role: "<<myEmployee.role<<endl;
     cout<<"Salary: "<<myEmployee.salary<<endl;
     return;
}
int main(){
     //clrscr();
     Employee *myEmployee,tempEmployee;    
     int length=0;
     cout<<"Mount of employees: ";
     cin>>length;

     //khoi tao danh sach nhan vien
     InitEmployee(myEmployee,length);
     //nhan vien co luong cao nhat
     tempEmployee=searchSalaryMax(myEmployee,length);
     display(tempEmployee);
     //nhan vien co luong thap nhat
     tempEmployee=searchSalaryMin(myEmployee,length);
     display(tempEmployee);
     //giai phong vung nho
     delete myEmployee;
     return 0;    
}

> Fix and interpret it for me,please!
Issuing demands is not the way to get help from people providing free help and advice. Phrase your problem as a question.

This is a C++ program, so remove these three header files.
#include <stdio.h>
#include <conio.h>
#include <string.h>

Next, stop using fflush(stdin)
SourceForge.net: Fflush - cpwiki
Use cin.ignore() if you want to throw away some input.

Compile with as many error messages as possible.
$ g++ -Wall -Wextra bar.cpp
bar.cpp: In function ‘int main()’:
bar.cpp:83:37: warning: ‘myEmployee’ may be used uninitialized in this function [-Wuninitialized]

> InitEmployee(myEmployee,length);
You need to change this so that myEmployee is modified by the function.
Look up references in your book.

> delete myEmployee;
You must use delete [ ] myEmployee; when deleting memory allocated with new [ ]

thank salem, my English is not very well,
anyway, i fixed it. "void InitEmployee(Employee *myEmployee,int length)" change to "void InitEmployee(Employee *&myEmployee,int length)"
It is run ok, now.

Code:

#include <sstream>
#include <conio.h>
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
typedef struct {
        int day;
        int month;
        int year;
       
} Date;
typedef struct employee{
        string name;
        Date birthDay;
        string role;
        double salary;
} Employee;

void InitEmployee(Employee *&myEmployee,int length);
Employee searchSalaryMax(Employee *myEmployee,int length);
Employee searchSalaryMin(Employee *myEmployee,int length);
void display(Employee myEmployee);

void InitEmployee(Employee *&myEmployee,int length){
     myEmployee=new Employee[length];
     for(int i=0;i<length;i++){
             cout<<"Numble: "<<i<<endl;
             cout<<"Name: ";
             cin.ignore();
             getline(cin,myEmployee[i].name);
             cout<<"Day of birth: ";
             cin>>myEmployee[i].birthDay.day;
             cout<<"Month of birth: ";
             cin>>myEmployee[i].birthDay.month;
             cout<<"Year of birth: ";
             cin>>myEmployee[i].birthDay.year;
             cout<<"Role: ";
             cin.ignore();
             getline(cin,myEmployee[i].role);
             cout<<"Salary: ";
             cin>>myEmployee[i].salary;
     }
     return;
}
Employee searchSalaryMax(Employee *myEmployee,int length){
         int index=0;
         double maxSalary=myEmployee[0].salary;
         for(int i=1;i<length;i++){
                 if(myEmployee[i].salary>maxSalary){
                    maxSalary=myEmployee[i].salary;
                    index=i;                                
                 }
         }                  
         return myEmployee[index];  
}
Employee searchSalaryMin(Employee *myEmployee,int length){
         int index=0;
         double minSalary=myEmployee[0].salary;
         for(int i=1;i<length;i++){
                 if(myEmployee[i].salary<minSalary){
                    minSalary=myEmployee[i].salary;
                    index=i;                                
                 }
         }                  
         return myEmployee[index];  
}
void display(Employee myEmployee){
     cout<<"Name: "<<myEmployee.name<<endl;    
     cout<<"Day of birth: "<<myEmployee.birthDay.day<<"/"<<myEmployee.birthDay.month<<"/"<<myEmployee.birthDay.year<<endl;
     cout<<"Role: "<<myEmployee.role<<endl;
     cout<<"Salary: "<<myEmployee.salary<<endl;
     return;
}
int main(){
     //clrscr();
     Employee *myEmployee,tempEmployee;    
     int length=0;
     cout<<"Mount of employees: ";
     cin>>length;

     //khoi tao danh sach nhan vien
     InitEmployee(myEmployee,length);
     //nhan vien co luong cao nhat
     tempEmployee=searchSalaryMax(myEmployee,length);
     display(tempEmployee);
     //nhan vien co luong thap nhat
     tempEmployee=searchSalaryMin(myEmployee,length);
     display(tempEmployee);
     //giai phong vung nho
     delete []myEmployee;
     getch();
     return 0;    
}

Code:

*&myEmployee

Hi, are you aware of the relation of operators * and & ?They kill each other

Originally Posted by std10093

Code:

*&myEmployee

Hi, are you aware of the relation of operators * and & ?They kill each other

Not in a declaration they dont. They only do so when used in an expession, and even then, in C++ they don't necessarily cancel out if there are operator overloads being called.

i'm newbie, I do not really understand much of the pointer mechanism, in this case the program has run well with "void InitEmployee(Employee *&myEmployee,int length)"