Thread: Loop doesnt continously execute

Hi there i am writting a process scheduler and im confused at this point in my code below....

When i compile the program, it compiles successfully and decrements the structure member qaunta by -1 continously. But what i want it to do is to decrement the qaunta variable by -1 and then print that variable and move onto the next variable do the same to that one and keep going round until qaunta reaches the value of 0 (round robin fashion). Thanks

Code:

int comp(const void *a, const void *b) {
    return ((struct process*)a)->priority - ((struct process*)b)->priority;
}

/* order the priority in the correct order */
    qsort(proc, 199, sizeof(*proc), comp);

} 
/* Decrement the process qaunta */ 
for ( i = 0; i < 199; i++ ) {
    printf("%s %d %d\n", proc[i].id, proc[i].qaunta, proc[i].priority);
    while (proc[i].qaunta != 0 ) {        
        proc[i].qaunta = proc[i].qaunta - 1;
            printf("%s Qaunta: %d \n",proc[i].id, proc[i].qaunta);
             if (proc[i].qaunta == 0 )
                printf("Goodbye\n");
            }

Heres the end of my output (its continous throughout):
Process10 Qaunta: 150
..................................
Process10 Qaunta: 0