c++ - Adding and listing an array of structs -


i've been having few problems using array of structs , listing them , adding them. not sure what's happening, i've had search around , asked few friends , they've suggested memory allocation , has said memory allocation not needed , there problem in code.

i have been unable locate problem , wondering if able point me in direction of going wrong.

i apologies if code doesn't right - not sure on how implement on site.

    #include <stdio.h>     #include <stdlib.h>     #include <string.h>      typedef struct data{       int testone;       int testtwo;     }data;      struct data _datastore[25];     int datacount = 0;      int adddata(struct data __datastore[datacount]){        printf("\n\t\t\tpacket source - ");       scanf("%i", &_datastore[datacount].testone);        printf("\t\t\tpacket destination - ");       scanf("%i", &_datastore[datacount].testtwo);        system("cls");        return 0;     }      void listdata(struct data _datastore[25]){        int = 0;        (i = 0; < datacount; i++){         printf("data stored - %i",datacount);         printf("%i___%i \n",          _datastore[datacount].testone,_datastore[datacount].testtwo);       }     }       int main(){        char choice;        do{         printf("\t\t\t counter - %i", datacount+1);         printf("\n\t\t\t1 - add data. \n");         printf("\t\t\t2 - list data. \n");         printf("\n\t\t\tenter choice - ");          fflush(stdin);          choice = getchar();         getchar();          switch(choice){            case '1':             adddata(&_datastore[datacount]);             datacount++;             system("cls");             break;           case '2':             system("cls");             listdata(&_datastore[datacount]);             break;           default:             printf("invalid input \n");             break;         }       }while (choice != '5');        return 0;     } 

there quite few apparent bugs, example:

for (i = 0; < datacount; i++){         printf("data stored - %i",datacount);         printf("%i___%i \n",          _datastore[datacount].testone,_datastore[datacount].testtwo);       }      } 

i suspect wanted _datastore[i] instead. also, suggest using more sensible function prototype:

int adddata(struct data*  __datastore, int arraylen) 

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