Q-Learning C program help

I have written a Q-learning program in C using a hash function and a Q-table. I now need to include a Q-value in addition to the state action and rewrd states that I have already got. Does anyone know how to do this? Any help would be much apreciated.

header file

Code:

.
 struct qtnode{
 int state;
 int action;
 int reward;
 int result;
 };
 typedef struct qtnode** qtable;
qtable new_qtable(void);
void add(qtable qt,int s,int a,int r, int s2);
void printqtable(qtable qt);
qtnode * resultQuery(qtable qt,int cs,int a,int r);

cpp file

Code:

#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include "qtable.h"



const int QTABLE_SIZE =31;
const long MAX_STATEVAL=1000000;

qtable new_qtable(void){
     qtable qt= (qtable)malloc(sizeof(qtnode*)*QTABLE_SIZE);
     for( int i =0;i<QTABLE_SIZE;i++)
     qt[i]= NULL;
     return qt;
     }
 int hash(int state,int action)
 {
long key = action*MAX_STATEVAL+state;
printf( "Key %ld\n",key);
int index= key%QTABLE_SIZE;

 printf("state  %d Action %d \n",state,action);
 printf("Index %d\n",index);
 return index;
 }


void add(qtable qt,int s,int a,int r, int s2)
{
	struct qtnode* n = (qtnode*)malloc(sizeof(qtnode));
  int i=hash(s,a);
  while (qt[i]!=NULL)
  	i=i++%QTABLE_SIZE;

qt[i] = n;

}

 void printqtable(qtable qt)
 {

 	for( int i =0;i<QTABLE_SIZE;i++)
 	{
 		if (qt[i]!= NULL)
 		{
 			printf ("State %d\n",qt[i]->state);
 			printf ("Action %d\n",qt[i]->action);
 			printf ("Reward %d\n",qt[i]->reward);
 			printf ("Result %d\n\n",qt[i]->result);
   	}
   }
  }

 qtnode* resultQuery(qtable qt,int cs,int a,int r
 )
 {
  int i=hash(cs,a);
  	while (!(qt[i]->action==a
   && qt[i]->state==cs)
   &&!(qt[i]==NULL))
   i= i++%QTABLE_SIZE;
   	return qt[i];
 }

source file

Code:

#include "qtable.h"
#include <stdio.h>

int currentstate(int cs, qtable qt,int r){
for (int i=0;i<4;i++)
{int a =i*6;
qtnode * resultQuery(qtable qt,int cs,int a);
	if (r !=NULL)
   {printf("Action%dtried\n",a);
                              }
                              }

                                }

int main(){
int i;
int cs;
int as;
int rs;
int r;
qtable qt= new_qtable();
/*add(qt,0,0,-1,1000);
add(qt,1000,0,-1,2000);
add(qt,2000,6,-1,2001);
add(qt,2001,6,-1,2002);
add(qt,2002,12,-1,1002);
add(qt,1002,12,-1,2);
add(qt,2,6,50,3);
printqtable(qt);*/
   printf("Please Enter A Current State");
  scanf ("%d",&cs);
 while(i!=0)   {

   printf("current state %d\n",cs);
   currentstate (cs,qt,r);
  printf("Please Enter An Action");
  scanf ("%d",&as);
  printf("Please Enter A Resulting State");
  scanf ("%d",&rs);
  printf("Please Enter A Reward");
  scanf ("%d",&r);
  printf("Do you want to enter another state value?");
  scanf("%s",&i);
  add(qt,cs,as,r,rs);
  cs=rs;
}   }

I have written a Q-learning program in C using a hash function and a Q-table.

What's 'Q' (queue?), and why not post in the C programming forum if your program is a C program?