finbal = endbal + outdep - withdraw;
By the time that you get to this line of code endbal hasn't changed, outdep = 0 and withdraw = 0.
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finbal = endbal + outdep - withdraw;
By the time that you get to this line of code endbal hasn't changed, outdep = 0 and withdraw = 0.
Going from "I can read HTML..." to iPhone developer is not a small step and will take some doing. You won't be able to read a book over the weekend and show up Monday morning as an iPhone developer....
Are you sure that free(tmp_real) is correct? It looks like it should be free(tmp).
My man page says that if any of the exec()'s return they will return error, so it seems that both of your programs are functionally identical.
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Don't forget to...
chdir("/");
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