combineing two programs

[Unregistered]

I have these two programs and I want to combine them into one program. I think I need a if then else statement any Ideas?

#include <stdio.h>
main (argc,argv)
int argc;
char *argv[];
{
FILE *fp, *fopen();
filecopy(stdin);
}
filecopy(fp)
FILE *fp;
{
int c;
const int n=19;
int ptr=0;
int match=0;
int prefill=0;
int index=0;
int arraysizeC=7;
int A[19];
int B[19];
int C[7];
int D[19];

B[0]='h';
B[1]='t';
B[2]='t';
B[3]='p';
B[4]=':';
B[5]='/';
B[6]='/';
B[7]='r';
B[8]='t';
B[9]='p';
B[10]='m';
B[11]='e';
B[12]='t';
B[13]='l';
B[14]='i';
B[15]='f';
B[16]='e';
B[17]='3';
B[18]='/';

C[0]='h';
C[1]='t';
C[2]='t';
C[3]='p';
C[4]='s';
C[5]=':';
C[6]='/';

D[0]='/';
D[1]='m';
D[2]='l';
D[3]='0';
D[4]='2';
D[5]='.';
D[6]='a';
D[7]='c';
D[8]='s';
D[9]='s';
D[10]='.';
D[11]='a';
D[12]='t';
D[13]='t';
D[14]='.';
D[15]='c';
D[16]='o';
D[17]='m';
D[18]='/';

while ((c=getc(fp)) != EOF)
{
/* Loading Array A[] */
if (prefill==0)
{
A[ptr]=c;
ptr++;
if(ptr==n)
{
ptr=0;
prefill=1;
}
}
else
{
/* Match Array A[] with Array B[] */
putc (A[ptr],stdout);
A[ptr]=c;
if(match != 0)
{

if (c==B[match])
{
match++;
if(match==n)
{
for (match=0; match <arraysizeC; match++)
{
putc (C[match],stdout);
}
for (match=0; match <n; match++)
{
ptr++;
if(ptr==n)ptr=0;
A[ptr]=D[match];
}
match=0;
}
}
else match=0;

}
else if (c == 'h')match=1;

ptr++;
if (ptr==n)ptr=0;
}
}

for (prefill=0;prefill<n;prefill++)
{
putc(A[ptr],stdout);
ptr++;
if (ptr==n)ptr=0;
}
}


NEXT PROGRAM

#include <stdio.h>
main (argc,argv)
int argc;
char *argv[];
{
FILE *fp, *fopen();
filecopy(stdin);
}
filecopy(fp)
FILE *fp;
{
int c;
const int n=19;
int ptr=0;
int match=0;
int prefill=0;
int index=0;
int arraysizeC=7;
int A[19];
int B[19];
int C[7];
int D[19];

B[0]='h';
B[1]='t';
B[2]='t';
B[3]='p';
B[4]=':';
B[5]='/';
B[6]='/';
B[7]='r';
B[8]='t';
B[9]='p';
B[10]='m';
B[11]='e';
B[12]='t';
B[13]='l';
B[14]='i';
B[15]='f';
B[16]='e';
B[17]='2';
B[18]='/';

C[0]='h';
C[1]='t';
C[2]='t';
C[3]='p';
C[4]='s';
C[5]=':';
C[6]='/';

D[0]='/';
D[1]='m';
D[2]='l';
D[3]='0';
D[4]='1';
D[5]='.';
D[6]='a';
D[7]='c';
D[8]='s';
D[9]='s';
D[10]='.';
D[11]='a';
D[12]='t';
D[13]='t';
D[14]='.';
D[15]='c';
D[16]='o';
D[17]='m';
D[18]='/';

while ((c=getc(fp)) != EOF)
{
/* Loading Array A[] */
if (prefill==0)
{
A[ptr]=c;
ptr++;
if(ptr==n)
{
ptr=0;
prefill=1;
}
}
else
{
/* Match Array A[] with Array B[] */
putc (A[ptr],stdout);
A[ptr]=c;
if(match != 0)
{

if (c==B[match])
{
match++;
if(match==n)
{
for (match=0; match <arraysizeC; match++)
{
putc (C[match],stdout);
}
for (match=0; match <n; match++)
{
ptr++;
if(ptr==n)ptr=0;
A[ptr]=D[match];
}
match=0;
}
}
else match=0;

}
else if (c == 'h')match=1;

ptr++;
if (ptr==n)ptr=0;
}
}

for (prefill=0;prefill<n;prefill++)
{
putc(A[ptr],stdout);
ptr++;
if (ptr==n)ptr=0;
}
}

[Bert]

Do you mean put the source code of one program into another or put 2 source codes into one program? If that's what you mean just do something like the follwing.

#include "file.cpp"
#include "file2.cpp"

Put this code where you want it to be.

[skipper]

Aside from not using "code" tags - if I hadn't mentioned it, someone else would have - neither of your "programs" will even compile.

First, and foremost, you attempt to define main() with no return type. It's a function afterall.

Second, 'argc' and 'argv' are declared after you assign them as parameters to main(). Won't fly. Not with C++, anyway. (At the very least, they should be declared within the function braces.) That is:

int main(int argc, char* argv[])

(Prelude is great with this stuff...I'm not.)

Bottom line, even without the code being refined, I think you're in need of more than an IF...THEN...ELSE statement here.

Compile your code first, find the errors in it and, if you can't resolve them, come to the Board. With all due respect, at this point, you're asking a lot, from my perspective, anyway.

-Skipper

[vasanth]

well just including it wont solve the problem.. because if u iclude bboth the prog like that.. The variable names etc ect main function conflict... SO the prog wont compile...

First compile these two prog and create an exe.. and make another prog with an option and call the required program by using system("requiredprogram.exe");

So in a way this will solve your problem.. But there can be no communication between the two programs.. if u really want to add the two.. then u will have to do a lot od recoding...

[Monster]

Originally posted by Unregistered

main (argc,argv)
int argc;
char *argv[];
{
	FILE *fp, *fopen();
	filecopy(stdin);
}

I think this is an old style of a function definition. Switch to the ANSI C style like skipper told you.
What compiler do you use?

[rmullen3]

Heh... haven't seen code like that for some time