problems storing values in varibles

I have a simple project for my intro to C class inwich we are suppose to pratice passing varibles through functions. It is a bit over modulized but that is the point of the exercies. The problem I am having is that when the user inputs two integers they are not being stored in the varibles. We have not gotten to pointers yet so I dont need to worry about that. I dont know what else to say so here is the code:

Code:

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#include <stdio.h>
#include <math.h>

void getInput(int input1, int input2);
void calc(int input1, int input2, int sum, int iDiv, int iMod, float half1, float half2, float frac, double power);
void intOps(int input1, int input2, int sum, int iDiv, int iMod);
void floatOps(int input1, int input2, float half1, float half2, float frac);
double raiseToPower(int input1, int input2);
void display(int input1, int input2, int sum, int iDiv, int iMod, float half1, float half2, float frac, double power);

int main(void)
{
    int input1;
    int input2;
    int sum, iDiv, iMod;
    float half1, half2, frac;
    double power;

 
  getInput(input1, input2);
  calc(input1, input2, sum, iDiv, iMod, half1, half2, frac, power);
  display(input1, input2, sum, iDiv, iMod, half1, half2, frac, power);
 
 
  system("pause");
  return 0;
 
}//end of main

/*******************************************************************************
Name: getInput()
Purpose: This function prompts the usr for two integers and stores them in memory
*******************************************************************************/
void getInput(int input1, int input2)
{
 
 
  printf("%20s", "Sean Todd");
 
  printf("\nPlease enter two integers: ");
 
  scanf("%d%d", &input1, &input2);
 
  printf("%20d%20d", input1, input2);
 
 
}//end of getInput()

/*******************************************************************************
Name: calc()
Purpose: This function takes the data the usr entered and calculates the sum,
 the half of each number entered
*******************************************************************************/

void calc(int input1, int input2, int sum, int iDiv, int iMod, float half1, float half2, float frac, double power)
{
  printf("\n%20d %20d", input1, input2);

  intOps(input1, input2, sum, iDiv, iMod);
  floatOps(input1, input2, half1, half2, frac);
  power = raiseToPower(input1, input2);
 
}//end of calc()

/****************************************************************************
Name: intOps()
Purpose: perform all integer calculations
****************************************************************************/
void intOps(int input1, int input2, int sum, int iDiv, int iMod)
{     

      sum = input1 + input2;
      iDiv = input1 / input2;
      iMod = input1 % input2;
     
}//end of intOps
 
/****************************************************************************
Name: floatOps()
Purpose: perform all integer calculations
****************************************************************************/
void floatOps(int input1, int input2, float half1, float half2, float frac)
{
    half1 = (float) input1 / (2.0);
    half2 = (float) input2 / (2.0);
    frac = (float) input1 / (float) input2;
}//end of floatOps()
 
/****************************************************************************
Name: raiseToPower()
Purpose: perform all integer calculations
****************************************************************************/
double raiseToPower(input1, input2)
{
  return pow(input1, input2);
 
}//end of raiseToPower()
 
/*******************************************************************************
Name: display()
Purpose: outputs the data to screen in report format
*******************************************************************************/
void display(int input1, int input2, int sum, int iDiv, int iMod, float half1, float half2, float frac, double power)
{
    printf("\n%20s%20s", "Description", "Data");
    printf("\n%20s%20s", "-----------", "----");
    printf("\n%20s%20d", "Input1", input1);
    printf("\n%20s%20d", "Input2", input2);
    printf("\n%20s%20d", "Sum", sum);
    printf("\n%20s%20.1f", "Half of Input1", half1);
    printf("\n%20s%20.1f", "Half of Input2", half2);
    printf("\n%20s%20d", "Quotient", iDiv);
    printf("\n%20s%20d", "Remainder", iMod);
    printf("\n%20s%20.4f", "Fraction", frac);
    printf("\n%20s%20.0f", "Power", power);
   
    printf("\n\n");

}//end of display()

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thanks in advance

You are confused. This

Code:

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void getInput(int input1, int input2);

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Says that you are going to be passing this function two variables by value, aka copies of the variables. Thus what you are doing doesn't work, in order to perform what you are intending to do you need to pass the variables by reference.
Hopefully this little sample will clear some stuff up:

Code:

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#include <stdio.h>

void myFunc1(int, int); //by value
void myFunc2(int&, int&); //by reference

int main(void) {

        int x=1, y=1;

        printf("In main() x= %d, y= %d", x, y);
        printf("\nCalling myFunc1\n");
        myFunc1(x, y); //pass by value

        printf("\nIn main() x= %d, y= %d", x, y);
        printf("\nCalling myFunc2\n");
        myFunc2(x, y); //pass by reference

        printf("\nIn main() x= %d, y= %d\n", x, y);
        return 0;
}
void myFunc1(int a, int b) {

        //we have copies of x and y here
        a = a + 1;
        b = b + 1;

        printf("In myFunc1() x= %d, y= %d", a, b);
}
void myFunc2(int& c, int& d) {

        c = c + 1;
        d = d + 1;

        printf("In myFunc2() x= %d, y= %d", c, d);
}

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What Compiler you using I got choked by warnings and errors.

pow requres doubles

Code:

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double pow(double x, double y);

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Also your getInput function will require to use the int inputs as pointers Ive fixed that, so try this

Code:

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#include <stdio.h>
#include <math.h>

void getInput(int *input1, int *input2);
void calc(int input1, int input2, int sum, int iDiv, int iMod, float half1, float half2, float frac, double power);
void intOps(int input1, int input2, int sum, int iDiv, int iMod);
void floatOps(int input1, int input2, float half1, float half2, float frac);
double raiseToPower(int input1, int input2);
void display(int input1, int input2, int sum, int iDiv, int iMod, float half1, float half2, float frac, double power);

int main(void)
{
    int input1;
    int input2;
    int sum, iDiv, iMod;
    float half1, half2, frac;
    double power;

 
  getInput(&input1, &input2);
  calc(input1, input2, sum, iDiv, iMod, half1, half2, frac, power);
  display(input1, input2, sum, iDiv, iMod, half1, half2, frac, power);
 
  return 0;
 
}/* end of main */

/**************************************************  *****************************
Name: getInput()
Purpose: This function prompts the usr for two integers and stores them in memory
**************************************************  *****************************/
void getInput(int *input1, int *input2)
{
 
 
  printf("%20s", "Sean Todd");
 
  printf("\nPlease enter two integers: ");
 
  scanf("%d%d", input1, input2);
 
  printf("%20d%20d", *input1, *input2);
 
 
}/* end of getInput() */

/**************************************************  *****************************
Name: calc()
Purpose: This function takes the data the usr entered and calculates the sum,
 the half of each number entered
**************************************************  *****************************/

void calc(int input1, int input2, int sum, int iDiv, int iMod, float half1, float half2, float frac, double power)
{
  printf("\n%20d %20d", input1, input2);

  intOps(input1, input2, sum, iDiv, iMod);
  floatOps(input1, input2, half1, half2, frac);
  power = raiseToPower(input1, input2);
 
}/* end of calc() */

/**************************************************  **************************
Name: intOps()
Purpose: perform all integer calculations
**************************************************  **************************/
void intOps(int input1, int input2, int sum, int iDiv, int iMod)
{     

      sum = input1 + input2;
      iDiv = input1 / input2;
      iMod = input1 % input2;
     
}/* end of intOps */
 
/**************************************************  **************************
Name: floatOps()
Purpose: perform all integer calculations
**************************************************  **************************/
void floatOps(int input1, int input2, float half1, float half2, float frac)
{
    half1 = (float) input1 / (2.0);
    half2 = (float) input2 / (2.0);
    frac = (float) input1 / (float) input2;
}/* end of floatOps() */
 
/**************************************************  **************************
Name: raiseToPower()
Purpose: perform all integer calculations
**************************************************  **************************/
double raiseToPower(int input1, int input2)
{
  return pow((double)input1, (double)input2);
 
}/* end of raiseToPower() */
 
/**************************************************  *****************************
Name: display()
Purpose: outputs the data to screen in report format
**************************************************  *****************************/
void display(int input1, int input2, int sum, int iDiv, int iMod, float half1, float half2, float frac, double power)
{
    printf("\n%20s%20s", "Description", "Data");
    printf("\n%20s%20s", "-----------", "----");
    printf("\n%20s%20d", "Input1", input1);
    printf("\n%20s%20d", "Input2", input2);
    printf("\n%20s%20d", "Sum", sum);
    printf("\n%20s%20.1f", "Half of Input1", half1);
    printf("\n%20s%20.1f", "Half of Input2", half2);
    printf("\n%20s%20d", "Quotient", iDiv);
    printf("\n%20s%20d", "Remainder", iMod);
    printf("\n%20s%20.4f", "Fraction", frac);
    printf("\n%20s%20.0f", "Power", power);
   
    printf("\n\n");

}/* end of display() */

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thanks for your responses... I am using bloodshed dev-c++ in c mode... for the class it has to compile on gcc which in past projects has not been a problem

for some reason I cannot pass a reference in the function prototype. so I am going to give the pointers a shot

pointers didnt do the trick either... gonna try gcc to see if there is a difference

>pointers didnt do the trick either

You need to do the same in a lot more places.

Code:

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void getInput(int *input1, int *input2);
void calc(int input1, int input2, int *sum, int *iDiv, int *iMod, float *half1, float *half2, float *frac, double *power);
void intOps(int input1, int input2, int *sum, int *iDiv, int *iMod);
void floatOps(int input1, int input2, float *half1, float *half2, float *frac);
double raiseToPower(int input1, int input2);
void display(int input1, int input2, int sum, int iDiv, int iMod, float half1, float half2, float frac, double power);

int main(void)
{
    int input1;
    int input2;
    int sum, iDiv, iMod;
    float half1, half2, frac;
    double power;


  getInput(&input1, &input2);
  calc(input1, input2, &sum, &iDiv, &iMod, &half1, &half2, &frac, &power);
  display(input1, input2, sum, iDiv, iMod, half1, half2, frac, power);

  return 0;

}/* end of main */

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Plus the corresponding changes to the function definitions.

thank ya'll very much for all of your help. I finally figured out passing by reference with pointers with great help from the many wonderful examples. attached is the final code. thanks for the support