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Operation result is wrong, also can't debugging, can you help me take a look at what's goi

Time:02-25

Is dev - c + + compiler, transferred to 64 - bit debug mode, operation result is wrong, will pop up a window to debug, debug is down again, can you help me have a look at where went wrong?
# include
# include
Struct record//record for structure name
{
Char method [255].
Char IP [255];
Char protocol [255].
Char time [255].
Char add [255];
Char port [255].
Char page [255].
Int the status;
Char exploer_info [255].
Struct prams
{
Char key [255].
Char value [255].
};
Int prams_cnt;
};//define structure
Int main (void)
{

//struct record rec.
The FILE * fp.
Fp=fopen (" access log ", "r +");//open the file
if(! Fp)
{
Printf (" false \ n ");
return -1;//return directly
}
The else {
Printf (" true \ n ");
}//to determine whether a file successfully open the
Char line [2048].
Int I=0, x, j, j_pos, j_pos1;
Int lines=0;
Int pos [9], pos1 [9].
Char s='['
Char s1='] ';
Struct record rec.//structure variables
Printf (" log analysis: \ n ");
Int n=0, m=0;
While (the fgets (line, 2048, fp)!=NULL)
{
Puts (line);
N++;
If (STRNCMP (line, "[GET]", 5)==0)
{
m++;
}//compare two strings, equal STRNCMP function value returns 0, count
}

Printf (" proportion of output GET request: % f \ n ", 1.0 * m/n);//output percentage;
Struct record items [255].//all records
Int items_cnt=0;//record number

//output log file content and statistical count

Char arr [1000]={0};
Char vis [1000]={0};
for(i=0; i{
Arr [items [I] the status] + +;
Vis [items [I] the status]=1;
}

Printf (" % d ", 1.0 * arr [I] + +/I).
Int maxi=0, maxn=0;
for(i=0; i{
If (maxn{
Maxn=vis [I];
Maxi=I;
}
}
While ((the fgets (line, 2048, fp))!=NULL)
{
X=strlen (line);
J_pos=0, j_pos1=0;
for(j=0; J{
If (line [j]==s)//here for '[' to begin the location of the
{
Pos [j_pos]=j;
J_pos + +;
}
If (line [j]==s1)//'] 'the location of the end of the
{
Pos1 [j_pos1]=j;
J_pos1 + +;
}
}
}
//strncpy_s function using strncpy_s (char * str2, int size2, char * str1, int size1);
Strncpy_s (rec) method, sizeof (rec) method), the line + pos [0] + 1, pos1 [0] - pos [0] - 1);
Strncpy_s (rec. IP, sizeof (rec) IP), the line + pos [1] + 1, pos1 [1] - pos [1] - 1);
Strncpy_s (rec) protocol, sizeof (rec) protocol), line + pos [2] + 1, pos1 [2] - pos [2] 1);
Strncpy_s (rec) time, sizeof (rec) time), the line + pos [3] + 1, pos1 [3] - pos [3] - 1);
Strncpy_s (rec. Add, sizeof (rec. Add), line + pos [4] + 1, pos1 [4] - pos [4] - 1);
Strncpy_s (rec) page, sizeof (rec) page), line + pos [5] + 1, pos1 [5] - pos [5] 1);
Strncpy_s (rec) port, sizeof (rec) port), the line + pos [6] + 1, pos1 [6] - pos [6] 1);
Strncpy_s (rec) status, sizeof (rec) status), line + pos [7] + 1, pos1 [7] - pos [7] - 1);
Strncpy_s (rec) exploer_info, sizeof (rec) exploer_info), line + pos [8] + 1, pos1 [8] - pos [8] - 1);
//structure members assignment
i++;
If (line [strlen (line) - 1]=='\ n')
{
Lines++;
}



Int fclose (fp) FILE *;//close the file
return 0;
}

CodePudding user response:

//printf (" % d ", 1.0 * arr [I] + +/I). 
Printf (" % lf, "1.0 * arr [I] + +/I).

For a floating point value, using % d output is problematic,

CodePudding user response:

Subjects were first, can pass the compilation besides,
Don't defined illegal nested structure,
Since your status changed to int, using strncpy don't deal with it, or you change back to a character array,
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