Fscanf

Hello, again. For some reason, compiling works fine. But when run, I get bugs with fscanf. Now this obviously can't be Windows's fault. So is there something in the code that is causing this bug? I can't seem to find it.

Code:

// HTMLRandomizerDOS.cpp : Defines the entry point for the console application. 
 // 
  
 #include <ctype.h> 
 #include <stdio.h> 
 #include <string.h> 
  
 void stolower(char*a) 
 { 
      while (*a) 
      { 
           *a = tolower(*a); 
           a++; 
      } 
 } 
  
 int hrefreader(char *htmlpage,char* Links) 
 { 
      int numlinks = 0; 
      char *sp, *spe; 
      int irtn = 0; 
  
      if (sp = strstr(htmlpage, "href=")) 
           { 
                sp += 6; 
                spe = strstr (sp, "\""); 
                strncpy (Links,sp,spe - sp); 
                irtn  = 1; 
           } 
      return irtn; 
 } 
  
 int main(int argc, char* argv[]) 
 { 
      int numlinks; 
      FILE *nfile; 
      char htmlpage[2500]; 
      char Links[200][512]={102400*0}; 
      int i,j; 
      nfile = fopen((const char*)"Google.htm","r"); 
      i=0; 
      while (fscanf (nfile,"%s", htmlpage)!=EOF) 
      { 
           stolower (htmlpage); 
           j = hrefreader (htmlpage,(char*)Links[i]); 
           printf(" %s\n",Links[i]); 
           i = i + j; 
      } 
      for ( j=0; j<i;j++ ) { 
           printf(" %s\n",Links[j]); 
      } 
      return 0; 
 }

Any help is appreciated.

But when run, I get bugs with fscanf

Can you describe the bugs ? What happens when you run it ?

better solve the problem urself

what is 'argc' and 'argv' doing? , where is google.htm? !!!!

Code:

      char Links[200][512]={102400*0};

What is ^^^this??? 102400 * 0 == 0 so why not just do like below

Code:

      char Links[200][512]={0};

I just want to state right now that this is not my code. The person who wrote this code is trying to prove that Windows can't support/handle fscanf in "weird cases." The code itself has many problems. The bug message I get is Line 54 "stream != NULL" That should mean that something is wrong with the way he used fscanf.

what compiler are you using? line 54 is the end of main() function. Maybe your compiler is complaining because the file was not closed before the function returns.

No, I apologize, I am using VC++ and it compiles just fine. The error message when debuging and just running the program in general, is the line 54 stuff.