Yes, the for loop at the end goes on forever, since i is increasing and will always be >= 0. Should be
for (--i; i>= 0; i--)
Apart from that, there is a problem here:
char hex [10];
int value = 0;
cout << "Enter Hex value: ";
cin >> hex;
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hex is declared as an array of chars. However, while reading the input, you are reading only hex, meaning only 1 character. To make it as a string, you need to terminate it with a null character and then pass it, and in hex2dec function, you need to check the size of the string.
An easier approach is to use
instead of
. Then you can use cin>>hex directly.
Things you will need to change in that case:
1. Declaration of hex - string hex;
2. Function parameter in header file - int hex2dec(string hexValue);
Include the string header file here.
3. for loop in cpp file - for (i = 0; i < hexValue.size(); i++)
Hope this helps.