Strings - The Sequel

[Onpocket]

Hi there,
i was trying to make a code wich would allow a user to insert a phrase and then the console app would print back the same phrase, although all the words of the phrase would be reverted (for example: 's''a''m''e' would be printed back as 'e''m''a''s'.
The editor don't accuse any error in the code, yet it keeps crashing when i run it.
I'm writing in C++ (Visual Studio 2015).

Here's the code i've came up with:

#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#define A 1000
void main()
{
	char frase1[A], frase2[A];
	int i=0, j=0, g=0, h=0;   //j indicates the beggining of the word / g indicates the final of the word / h has the function of keeping the code working until the purpose of the code is achieved
	printf("Insira frase:");
	gets_s(frase1);
	for (; h < strlen(frase1);)
	{
		while (frase1[i] == ' ')
		{
			i++;
			frase2[i] = frase1[i];
			j = i + 1;
		}
		g = j;
		while (frase1[g] != ' ' || frase1[g] != '\0')
			g++;
		h = g;
		for (; g >= j; g--)
		{
			frase2[j] = frase1[g];
			j++;
		}
	}
	frase2[strlen(frase1)] = '\0';
	printf("Frase antiga: %s", frase1);
	printf("Frase nova: %s", frase2);
}

[Zhuge]

Could you use [code][/code] tags? There is no indentation which makes the program almost unreadable.

Are you writing in C or C++? This looks like C to me.

void main(): The main function should return an int.

j, k, etc.: You have comment that explains the purpose of each variable. Why not just give them names?

Where does it crash? Have you opened a debugger to see what your program is trying to do? I'd guess an out-of-bounds memory access but you should find out for certain.

[naaissus]

The editor don't accuse any error in the code, yet it keeps crashing when i run it.

This is an infinite loop:

while (frase1[g] != ' ' || frase1[g] != '\0')
    g++;

It will not stop looping even when frase1[g] becomes '\0' because first condition frase1[g] != ' ' will be satisfied ('\0' != ' '). You might want to reconsider that line or to break if frase1[g] becomes '\0'.

[Onpocket]

Sorry took me a while to figure out how to use the function...