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Old October 28th, 2012, 08:43 AM
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I can not sort a pile.
Hello everybody!

Guys, I can not sort the stack. I created a new cell to house the numbers ordered, but she will see this as only houses where the largest number of the stack master. Someone please help me! Data structure is killing me!

I'll just pass the function code:

function sort

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My logic was to find as many save the largest number in "bigger". Therein stack "stack" was empty so I use the stack "pilhaAux" to stack the numbers in "stack" but if you think the greatest, not including the stack "stack."

Suggestions are very welcome!
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Are you only allowed to use a stack? It is hard to help you if you don't specify the constraints of your assignment.
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Code:
TStackKey top(TStack s){
  if (!emptystack(s))
    return s.keys[s.depth - 1];
}

You have several functions that choose a specific return value within an if statement. I think you need to choose a return value when emptystack(s) is true. A gnu c extension automatically returns the last expression result computed before the function returns.
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My intention is to create a function that takes a stack and print it ordered, no matter what. As you may have seen, it is a static pile. You can still help me?
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Stick your stack into an array (maybe it already is?) and call qsort
(man qsort)
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