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I am in the process of learning C, and obviously, I have some really dinky C
programs.  Well, this one crashes...in very weird ways.  Take a look:

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/* prob8.c -- Programming Exercises (Chapter VI, Problem 8) */
#include <stdio.h>
#define MAX 7
main()
{
        int i, integers[MAX];
 
        printf("Please enter 8 integer values below:\n");
 
        for(i = 0; i <= MAX; i++)
                scanf("%d", &integers[i]);
        printf("Right back at you...\n");
 
        for(i = MAX; i >= 0; i--)
                printf("%d ", integers[i]);
        printf("\n");
}


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Ok...this program simply inputs eight integers and then prints them back out
in reverse order....like I said, not on the order of your typical GNO program
:)  But, it still crashes.....

I put this through Splat!(tm) and when it finished (it actually runs all the
way through with no problems) Splat!(tm) printer something like:

"Splat! requires Byteworks compatible shell to run"

Before I ran splat, I was running into problems with the program not returning
to the shell prompt...I'd hit return, and sometimes it would return.  At other
times, it crashed....and since GNO traps crashes (as best it can) that just
kept on happening.  At other times, I've seen the usage message for gsh come
up....

usage: gsh bla bla bla

for no reason, and then I can get control of the shell again.  When I ran it
in Orca, after it ran through (I'd input my 8 numbers and it would print them
back successfully) it hung...then I proceeded to press RETURN once...it
printed garbage numbers back (8 of them) as if they were input...made no
sense.

The odd thing is that this program works....it just won't exit back to the
shell....does anyone have any idea what I'm doing wrong?  Keep in mind that
I'm learning C (put your hands together) -- so, now I'm stuck...it's more than
likely something I'm doing, and since I can't check my code to an "answer" I
have to rely on the expertise of those here :)

Oh, and my appologies to Abe...the little birdy has stopped singging and may
even be dead :)

Thanks for puttin up with the s*it James --- /ignore don't work here :)

Amrit
achauhan@math.macalstr.edu