function problem - freezing

Hello people, I'm getting some problems with the following function:

Code:

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extern struct product products[1000];

int loadDB (struct product products[], char *filepath)
{
        FILE *fpData; /* pointer to the file that we'll get the data */
        int i = 0; /* the index for filling the structure array */

        /* try to open the file and check for errors */
        if ((fpData = fopen(filepath,"r")) == NULL)
                return (EXIT_FAILURE);
#ifdef DEB
        printf("hhehe");
#endif

                while (fscanf(fpData,"%d%d%d%f%s%s%s%s",&products[i].pr_code,&products[i].pr_inv,&products[i].pr_min_inv, &products[i].pr_price, products[i].pr_name,products[i].pr_supplier,products[i].pr_sup_tel,products[i].pr_sup_fax) == 8)
                        i++;
       

        /* check if we at least got a single value, if not, return fail (0) */
        if (products[0].pr_code == 0)
                return 0;

        return 1;
}

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The first extern is to get a global array of structures declared in main.c, this file is market.c.

My program freezes when I call this function, I can see the HEEE msg, but afters this, all goe's down.

Now, he don't freezes but he returns EXIT_FAILURE, and says file could not be opened, but the file exists, for sure.

Post the call of that function.
Are you sure the file lies in the proper folder, since that code seems alright.

Quote:

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Now, he don't freezes

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It's a male function? :p

I call the function like this:

Code:

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if (loadDB(products,"c:\\db.txt") == EXIT_FAILURE)
{
  //
}

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the file db.txt exists, sure.

>>It's a male function?
:D

Ok, I fixed the problem, thanks everyone, I just changed from return EXIT_FAILURE to return 0 :)

and changed the calling function to:

Code:

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if (!loadDB(products,"c:\\db.txt"))

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