Thread: Major Help! Calling all experts.

I'm working on a huge project to challenge myself. It was compiling the other day and working great now that I've added a lot more it will not compile and run. Can some experts please over look these files and possibly one will see what I am not seeing. I've tried debugging in Microsoft Visual C++ 6, but I'm having trouble. Any help will be appreciated.

The end result will be two txt files one as a log file keeping track of the programs results and the other is a data file keeping track of all entered data. Hopefully this group of talented individuals and I can piece it together.

I've put all the C source files and .h header files in the zip that I attached. I'll check this thread tonight when I get home from working at home depot.

Your modules all do this.

Code:

#include "declare.h"
#include "employee_data.h"

The file "declare.h" is this.

Code:

#ifndef DECLARE_H
#define DECLARE_H

//Global Variables
char filename[100];
char message[300];
int rc;

//Function prototypes
void print_menu();
int create_log_file(char* filename);
int print_log_message(char message[]);
void get_current_time(char msge[]);
EMPDATA* enter_data(int* num_array);
char* convert_case(char* temp1);
int format_SSN(char* temp1);
int format_DOB(char* temp1);
int write_file_data(data,num_array);

#endif

EMPDATA is defined in "employee_data.h". Either change the order of inclusion in all your modules, or have "declare.h" include "employee_data.h".

In "employee_data.c", you need a prototype of 'get_data' before you call it in 'enter_data'.

You have a typo in 'write_file_data'.

Code:

if(data_file==NULL_

In 'get_data', there is no variable 'temp'.

Code:

scanf("%s",&temp1);

And there is dangling code at the end of 'get_data'.