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selection sort on dynamic alloc array func needs primary express..

Macki (14)
I wrote the same set of programs.. trying to see if they work on different obsolete compilers.. then now I am redoing this one just to see if I can do it from my head ... but when I try to use the void function... to sort the array without the help of vectors.. but dynamic alloc... this line is what's causing the error... I'm pretty sure I looked at it.. it gives primary expression before int and if I switch this line off the prog runs..

am I at least correct in saying that this is the line that's causing the error albeit I switched it off and it ran...

selectionSort(int *Integr_Val,Array_Size);

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#include<iostream>
using namespace std;
void selectionSort(int*, int);
int *IntAlloc(int);

int main()
{
    int *Integr_Val;
    int Array_Size;
    cout<<"Type size:";
    cin>>Array_Size;
    
    Integr_Val=IntAlloc(Array_Size);
    
    if (Integr_Val==NULL)
    return 0;
    
    cout<<"Type the numbers below "<<endl;
     
    for (int count=0; count<Array_Size; count++)
    {
        cin>>*(Integr_Val+count);
     }
     
    selectionSort(int *Integr_Val,Array_Size);
    
    system("Pause");
    return 0;
    
}
    int *IntAlloc(int size)
    { 
    int *NuIntegr_Val;
    if (size<=0)
    return NULL;
    NuIntegr_Val=new int[size];
    return NuIntegr_Val;
     }
  void selectionSort(int *array1, int size)
  {
       int startScan, minIndex, minValue;
       for (startScan=0; startScan<(size-1); startScan++)
       { 
         minIndex =startScan;
         minValue=*(array1+startScan);
         for (int index=startScan+1; index<size; index++)
         {
             if ((*array1+index)<minValue)
             {
              minValue=*(array1+index);
              minIndex=index;
              }
              *(array1+minIndex)=*(array1+startScan);
              *(array1+startScan)=minValue;
         }
       }      
}
Last edited on
JLBorges (13770)
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//selectionSort(int *Integr_Val,Array_Size);
selectionSort( Integr_Val, Array_Size ) ;
Macki (14)
thanks hmmm.. I must need sleep.. but more eyes better than mine
thank you JlBorges!!
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