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Help needed

Started by March 16, 2003 05:10 PM
-1 comments, last by Deeptrouble 21 years, 8 months ago
I was writing a sorting function the way qsort was on some old compilers. I does a selection sort. For some strange reason, it does not work. v is a pointer to the vector to be sorted. nv is the number of elements to be sorted dimel is the dimension of one element Fc is the function that compares two elements TFComp2 is defined as: typedef int (* TFComp2)(const void *, const void *); int Sortare(void *v, size_t nv, size_t dimel, TFComp2 Fc) { char* i=CP(v); char* isel,* count; char* n=nv*dimel+i; char* buffer = CP(malloc(dimel)); if (buffer==NULL) return 0; while(ii) { memcpy(buffer, isel, dimel); memcpy(isel, i, dimel); memcpy(i, buffer, dimel); } i+=dimel; } return 0; } Could someone please explain me WHY it does not work? I''m kindof under pressure here, so help is appreciated. Saru

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