Thread: What am I doing wrong?!

I'm supposed to grab user input for name, hrs worked, pay rate, and tax bracket: all for four different employees. My code compiles all right, but when it runs, it doesn't wait for the user's name. It outputs like this:

Please enter your full name
Name:
Enter your total hours worked

Then loops endlessly when I enter hours.

Could someone tell me what I'm missing?
(code below)

Code:

#include <iostream.h>
#include <iomanip.h>
#include <string.h>





float gross (float a, float b) //a=hrs, b=rate
{
  float r;
  r=a*b;
  return r;
  
}
float tax (float c, float d) //c=gross, d=rate
{
	float t;
	t=c*(d/100);
	return t;

}
float net (float e, float f) //e=gross, f=tax
{
	float n;
	n=e-f;
	return n;
}

 main()

{
            

	int num;
	cout<<"Run Program? (1 for yes, 0 for no)"<<endl;
	cin>>num;
	while (num=1)
		
	{
		  
//input.......................
		float hours;
		float taxp;
		float rate;
		
		
		char mybuffer [30];
        cout<<"Please enter your full name"<<"\n";
		cin.getline (mybuffer,30,'\n');
		cout<<"Name: "<<mybuffer<<endl;
		
		cout<<"Enter your total hours worked"<<endl;

		cin>>hours;
	
		cout<<"Enter your tax percentage"<<endl;

		cin>>taxp;
			
		cout<<"Enter your pay rate"<<endl;
	
		cin>>rate;



//output...............
		
		
		
		float z;
		z= gross (hours,rate);
		cout<<"Gross Pay: "<<gross<<endl;
	

        float y;
		y= tax ( z,taxp);
		cout<<"Tax Paid: "<<tax<<endl;

//totals.........................
;		
	}	
	


					{
	cout<<"Thank you!  Please come again!";
	return 0;
			}







 }

cout<<"Gross Pay: "<<gross<<endl; // ?? should be z ??

I cannot believe I just spent 2 and 1/2 hours on this because I forgot to reference my own variable. I'm off to die now.

Oh, and thanks alot for pointing that out.

what ever happened to int in front of main. you have it returning 0 as it should, but I don't see an int anywhere, WHERE IS YOUR INT, AHHH...

Code:

main()
{
  //
}

change this to

Code:

int main( void )
{

}