Directive error///i cant figure out what that means

[tendekai]

#include<stdio.h>
#include<conio.h>
#include<string.h>
#include<iomanip.h>

FILE *fp1, *fp2;
int count;
    struct record
    {
    char name[20];
    int empnum;
    char depart[20];
    float hours;
    float rate;
    };

void main()
{
 clrscr();
 record h;
 int acount=0,adcount=0,scount=0;
 float grosspay,totalg=0;
 float tax,totalt=0;
 float health,totalh=0;
 float pension,totalp=0;
 float netpay,totaln=0;
 float deductions;

 fp1=fopen("employ.dat","r");
 fp2=fopen("payrol.dat","w");
 count = 0;
 printf("                       ""Page1\n");
 printf("        ""ABC COMPANY EMPLOYEE REPORT""\n");
 printf("------------------------------------------\n");
 printf("%5s %20s %10s %12s %5s %10s %9s %7s\n","Name","Empnumber","Depart","Tax","Health","Pension","Netpay");
 printf("___________________________________________________________________________________\n");

 while(fread(&h,sizeof(struct record),1,fp1)==1)
    {
    grosspay=h.hours*h.rate;
    tax = 0.155 * grosspay;
    pension=0.03*grosspay;
    deductions=(tax+health+pension);
    netpay=grosspay-deductions;
    totalg=totalg+grosspay;
    totalt=totalt+tax;
    totalh=totalp+pension;
    totaln=totaln+netpay;

    printf("%2s\t %5d\t %10s\t %4.2f\t %4.2f\t %4.2f\t %4.2f\t %4.2f\n",h.name,h.empnum,h.depart,grosspay,tax,health,pension,netpay);
      if(strcmp(h.depart,"Sales")==0
      scount=scount+1;
      else if(strcmp(h.depart,"Admin")==0)
      adcount=adcount+1;
      else
      acount=acount+1;
      count++;
    }
    printf("__________________________________________\n");
    printf("TOTALS     %4.2f\t %4.2\t %4.2f\t %4.2f\t %4.2f\n",totalg,totalt,totalh,totalp,totaln);

    printf("Total Number From Sales Department:%d\n",scount);
        printf("Total Number From Sales Department:%d\n",scount);
        printf("Total Number From Admin Department:%d\n",adcount);
        printf("Total Number From Accounts Department:%d\n",&acount);
        printf("Total Number Of Employees:%d\n",count);
        fwrite(&h,sizeof(h),1,fp2);
        fflush(stdin);
        fclose(fp1);
        fclose(fp2);
}

[Dave Sinkula]

Maybe your issue is related to the missing ).

if(strcmp(h.depart,"Sales")==0

[EDIT]Oh, wait! Are you compiling C++ code in a C compiler?

[ZuK]

Oh, wait! Are you compiling C++ code in a C compiler?

I was wandering the same thing

#include<iomanip.h>

==> C++ code.

sizeof(struct record)

==> C code ?? .

[tendekai]

its supposed to be in c code.i dont know if that is the right way of coding.

[Dave Sinkula]

<iomanip.h> is a (deprected) C++ header that most likely rightly caused the error. Delete this #include (you're not using anything in it in the code anyway).

C requires you to declare all variables before executing statements (unless you are using C99), so you would need to move the call to clrscr() after the declarations.

C does not automatically typedef structures, so this

record h;

should be this.

struct record h;

Your main should return an int, not void. As such, return 0 is most commonly used.

Here:

deductions=(tax+health+pension);

the variable health is used before it has been given a value.

And fflush(stdin) is a no-no.

[Narue]

><iomanip.h> is a (deprected) C++ header
Nope, iostream.h was removed completely. Deprecated presumes that the header is still valid C++, but not recommented as it might be removed in future revisions. As it is, iostream.h is nonstandard and should be treated as such.

[tendekai]

I"ve done all the changes but still it wont run please help

[Narue]

>I"ve done all the changes
Prove it.

>but still it wont run
What's it saying?

>please help
You're not helping us to help you, so you won't get much help.