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Shucks, I was hoping for a good...never mind. :p :p

You're welcome.

You need to add the & before any non-string variable that you scan in (unless it's a pointer already).



for(i=0;i<n;i++)
{
fgets(s[i].name, sizeof(s[i].name), f);
fscanf(f,"%d %f %f ...

Everywhere you declare a Stock struct in your program, you need to have:

struct Stock nameofStockInstance;

The keyword "struct" is essential, and your compiler should be giving you multiple...

I have Pelles C, and Pelles C is for C only and Windows only.

Please, before we waste any time on it, compile it with your C NOT YOUR C++ compiler, and then see what happens.

And please, don't...

As the error shows, you're trying to write to a location that is invalid.

fflush(stdin), used to work (sort of), on some compilers, years ago. It was heavily used by Turbo C help files and example...

In C, the '\' (backslash char), is an escape char, so strings with one \ in them, need to be doubled:


f = fopen("e:\final.txt", "w");

should be:
f = fopen("e:\\final.txt", "w");

or more...