Please help me with small college program

hello all, newbie here and with C, weve been asked to impklement this program below, basically its a shell sort which sorts a football table into points then on goal difference

#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>

#define MAX 25

struct team{
char Team[MAX];
int Played;
long Points;
int Goalsfor;
int Goalsagainst;
};

void read_file(struct team league[]);
void ShellSort(struct team league[], int n);
void printdetails(struct team league[]);

/* read in file*/

int main()
{
struct team league[8];
int n;
int eofind;
n = 8;
read_file(league);
ShellSort(league, n);
printdetails(league);

}


void read_file(struct team league[])
{
int eofind;
FILE *leugue_pointer;
int x;
x=0;
eofind=0;
leugue_pointer = fopen("leuguedetails.text", "r");

eofind = fscanf(leugue_pointer, "%s", league[x].Team);
eofind = fscanf(leugue_pointer, "%d", &league[x].Played);
eofind = fscanf(leugue_pointer, "%d", &league[x].Points);
eofind = fscanf(leugue_pointer, "%d", &league[x].Goalsfor);
eofind = fscanf(leugue_pointer, "%d", &league[x].Goalsagainst);

while (eofind != EOF)
{
x++;
eofind = fscanf(leugue_pointer, "%s", league[x].Team);
eofind = fscanf(leugue_pointer, "%d", &league[x].Played);
eofind = fscanf(leugue_pointer, "%d", &league[x].Points);
eofind = fscanf(leugue_pointer, "%d", &league[x].Goalsfor);
eofind = fscanf(leugue_pointer, "%d", &league[x].Goalsagainst);
}

fclose(leugue_pointer);
}

void ShellSort(struct team league[], int n)
{
int i, j, k, s, gap_cnt ;
i = 0;
j = 0;
gap_cnt = 0;
k = 0;



char temp;

int temp0;
char temp1[MAX];
int temp2;
int temp3;
int temp4;



for (gap_cnt = 0; gap_cnt < 8; gap_cnt++)








{

strcpy(temp1, league[k].Team);
temp2 = league[k].Played;
temp0 = league[k].Points;
temp3 = league[k].Goalsfor;
temp4 = league[k].Goalsagainst;

s = -k;

for (i = k; i < n; ++i)


{
strcpy(temp1, league[i].Team);
temp2 = league[i].Played;
temp0 = league[i].Points;
temp3 = league[i].Goalsfor;
temp4 = league[i].Goalsagainst;

j = i-k;

if (s == 0)


{
s = -k;

s++;

strcpy(league[i].Team, temp1);
league[i].Played = temp2;
league[i].Points = temp0;
league[i].Goalsfor = temp3;
league[i].Goalsagainst = temp4;
}


while ((temp <= league[j]) && (j >= 0) && (j <= n));


{


strcpy(league[j+k].Team, temp1) = strcpy(league[j].Team, temp1);
league[j+k].Played = league[j].Played;
league[j+k].Points = league[j].Points;
league[j+k].Goalsfor = league[j].Goalsfor;
league[j+k].Goalsagainst = league[j].Goalsagainst;

j = j-k;

}



strcpy(league[j+k].Team, temp1);
league[j+k].Played = temp2;
league[j+k].Points = temp0;
league[j+k].Goalsfor = temp3;
league[j+k].Goalsagainst = temp4;
}


}



void printdetails(struct team league[])
{
int x;
x = 0;

printf("Team\t\tPlayed\tPoints\tGoals for\tGoals against""\n");
for (x = 1; x < 8; x++)
{

printf("%s\t%d\t%d\t%d\t\t%d\n", league[x].Team,league[x].Played,league[x].Points,league[x].Goalsfor,league[x].Goalsagainst,"\n");


}
}


and im getting these error messages

assesment2.c: In function `ShellSort':
assesment2.c:129: error: invalid operands to binary <=
assesment2.c:135: error: invalid lvalue in assignment
assesment2.c:172: error: parse error at end of input

if anyone can help me with this i would be forever in their debt...

i can post the file that is being read in if needed as well.

Welcome to LQ!

try editing your post and placing [ code] [ /code] tags around the code? (remove the first space in those tags. They are written like that so they will render correctly to show you.)

also- this looks suspiciously like homework...
http://www.linuxquestions.org/rules.php

titanium_geek

I don't think this thread really violates any LQ rules, because it's not as if stuckatc is asking for us to write a program that does what they need. He/she at least has made an attempt to do it and just needs some help. Sounds fair to me.

while ((temp <= league[j]) && (j >= 0) && (j <= n));

One thing is that there shouldn't be a semi-colon at the end of that line. I'm not too sure what else is wrong with that line, especially since I don't really know about structs. It could be something to do with you using league[j], but I'm not sure.

Also, please at least highlight the other lines where the errors occur.

It's quite simple: "<=" doesn't work for structs. What I would do if I were you is to write a functions which compares two teams--much like strcmp. It would probably also be `nicer' if you wrote a generic shell-sort (see qsort), but no pressure from me there.

Also, since none of the data in your struct team is a pointer, you can say something like this:

struct team a = new_team(), b = new_team(), tmp;
tmp = a; a = b; b = tmp;

(you can use "=" for struct no matter what they contain, only sometimes it might not do The Right Thing).

Finally, parse errors at end of file is usually a missing brace somewhere. If you use emacs, try making it reindent your file, and see if anything looks odd.

thanks for the help with that!!