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nevermind got it

nevermind i figrued it out....thanks..

i am not really understanding master 5001...could you post code

hey everyone i am getting something like this

Record found at index -1
with some weird characters 45 p 00/3434983984/349834

when i am suppose to...

thanks it got rid of the segmentation fault however now it says
something like

Record found at index -1
with some weird charcters and 42 ...

ok i tried that but now i get a invalid initliazer for char* [256] = "";

wait i forgot i changed it after that
here is where it is declared

int main(int argc, char* argv[])
{
char* ssn = " ";
STUDENT myStudents[SIZE];
char *infile;
int numRecords;
...

int fillArr (FILE *fpinfile_txt, STUDENT* myStudents, int numRecords)
{

int i;
int scanRes;
int stop = 0;
int error = 0;
char fName[MAX];
char lName[MAX];
int grade;

#define MAX 20
#define SIZE 10

// creates a nested structure for student names, birthdates, and social
// security numbers
typedef struct
{
int month;
int date;
int year;

oh and i am not even getting the print statement..."Record found at %d index"

hello i am getting a segmentation fault right after i ask for the social security number in the print statement. i am not sure if the fault is in the search or recsearch function. please someone...

void sortArr(STUDENT student[], int last)
{
int i;

for (i = 0; i < last; i++)
exchangeSmallest (student, i, last);

return;
}

ok ya the prgram runs but when i echo out the first names they arent sorted...it just gives them as they appear in the file that is opened

nevermind it was a forgotten first bracket...i get the first names from the structure but they arent sorted

haha sounds good...lol ok sytax error before the second else

ok i tried this and it gave me a bunch of error messages

here is the module to sort right above this module


/*===================================sortArr=================================*/

void sortArr(STUDENT student[], int last)
{
int i;
...

ok i tried the above comment to put just < and it says john,marsupial,justin,marsupial,marsupial but its not sorted

ya i tried... to put printf("&#37;s", student[smallest].fName); at the end of exchange smallest and it prints out like 2 first names and a last name after that that are all jumbled together...my infile...

ok i have a project due wedsnday i am trying to sort a list of structures...when i run the program i get a segmentation fault..please help


void exchangeSmallest (STUDENT student[], int i, int...

haha hell ya...i didnt put the brackets in the first time..thanks so much man

i cant its due in like 6 hours, so ok i tried to initalize the arr at the beginnin of the count, it didnt work, after the count, and i still get like 30 numbers that are just long numbers.

dude just tell me what i need to write to get it to print the frequency..im tired of working on this

ok i was able to put arr[95] = 0 below where i delcared it and i still get a bunch a crazy numbers.

int generate(int arr[], int num1, int num2, FILE *pFPOut)
{
int linesize = 75;
int numprinted = 0;
int i;
int temp;


printf("The data in test.txt is &#37;d %d.", num1,...