I need help working out this Homework Problem. The section Problem describes what I am asking:

What I did was I created a project that had all three of the files in it as you see below. But what I am confused about is the part about "build the load module Problem1.exe then execute".

I am not sure what a .exe file is. Am I suppose to create another file that has the three of these files in it, and run it? Because when I do, I get errors. How am I suppose to execute the files?? I'll include the code for each of the files below. I would like an explanation on how to execute these files together.

Here is where I am so far:

Files: Date.c

// Date.c

//-------------------------------------------------

#include

#include

#include

#include ".Date.h"

//--------------------------------------------------------------

void ConstructDATE(DATE *date)

//--------------------------------------------------------------

{

(*date).MM = 2; date->DD = 3;

date->YYYY = 1954; date->epoch = 'A';

// Instrumentation

printf("Construction of DATE = "); OutputDATE(date,stdout); printf(" ");

}

//--------------------------------------------------------------

void DestructDATE(DATE *date)

//--------------------------------------------------------------

{

// Instrumentation

printf("Destruction of DATE = "); OutputDATE(date,stdout); printf(" ");

}

//--------------------------------------------------------------

void InputDATE(DATE *date,FILE *IN)

//--------------------------------------------------------------

{

fscanf(IN,"%d-%d-%d%c",&date->MM,&date->DD,&date->YYYY,&date->epoch);

}

//--------------------------------------------------------------

void OutputDATE(const DATE *date,FILE *OUT)

//--------------------------------------------------------------

{

// Use the format MM-DD-YYYYEE where EE = "AD" or "BC"

fprintf(OUT,"%2d-%2d-%4d%2s",date->MM,date->DD,date->YYYY,

(date->epoch == 'B') ? "BC" : "AD");

}

//--------------------------------------------------------------

void SetMMDATE(DATE *date,const int MM)

//--------------------------------------------------------------

{

date->MM = MM;

}

//--------------------------------------------------------------

void SetDDDATE(DATE *date,const int DD)

//--------------------------------------------------------------

{

date->DD = DD;

}

//--------------------------------------------------------------

void SetYYYYDATE(DATE *date,const int YYYY)

//--------------------------------------------------------------

{

date->YYYY = YYYY;

}

//--------------------------------------------------------------

void SetEpochDATE(DATE *date,const char epoch)

//--------------------------------------------------------------

{

date->epoch = epoch;

}

//--------------------------------------------------------------

int GetMMDATE(const DATE *date)

//--------------------------------------------------------------

{

return( date->MM );

}

//--------------------------------------------------------------

int GetDDDATE(const DATE *date)

//--------------------------------------------------------------

{

return( date->DD );

}

//--------------------------------------------------------------

int GetYYYYDATE(const DATE *date)

//--------------------------------------------------------------

{

return( date->YYYY );

}

//--------------------------------------------------------------

char GetEpochDATE(const DATE *date)

//--------------------------------------------------------------

{

return( date->epoch );

}

//--------------------------------------------------------------

void ConvertToStringDATE(const DATE *date,char string[])

//--------------------------------------------------------------

{

sprintf(string,"%2d-%2d-%4d%2s",date->MM,date->DD,date->YYYY,

(date->epoch == 'B') ? "BC" : "AD");

}

Files: Date.h

//-------------------------------------------------

#ifndef DATE_H

#define DATE_H

//==============================================================

// Data model definitions

//==============================================================

typedef struct DATE

{

int MM;

int DD;

int YYYY;

char epoch;

} DATE;

//==============================================================

// Public member function prototypes

//==============================================================

void ConstructDATE(DATE *date);

void DestructDATE(DATE *date);

void InputDATE(DATE *date,FILE *IN);

void OutputDATE(const DATE *date,FILE *OUT);

void SetMMDATE(DATE *date,const int MM);

void SetDDDATE(DATE *date,const int DD);

void SetYYYYDATE(DATE *date,const int YYYY);

void SetEpochDATE(DATE *date,const char epoch);

int GetMMDATE(const DATE *date);

int GetDDDATE(const DATE *date);

int GetYYYYDATE(const DATE *date);

char GetEpochDATE(const DATE *date);

void ConvertToStringDATE(const DATE *date,char string[]);

//===============================================

// Private utility member function prototypes

//==============================================

//(none)

#endif

File Problem1.c

#include #include #include

#include ".Date.h"

int main () { char string[80+1];

DATE date1 = { 1,30,1979, 'A'};

DATE date2; ConstructDATE(&date2);

fprintf(stdout, " date1 = "); OutputDATE(&date1,stdout); fprintf(stdout, " ");

SetMMDATE(&date1,1); SetDDDATE(&date1,5); SetYYYYDATE(&date1, 1953); SetEpochDATE(&date1, 'A'); fprintf(stdout, " date1 = "); OutputDATE(&date1,stdout); fprintf(stdout, " ");

fprintf(stdout, " date2? "); InputDATE(&date2,stdin);

printf(" date2 = %2d/%2d/4%s ", date2.MM, GetDDDATE(&date2), GetYYYYDATE(&date2), (GetEpochDATE(&date2) == 'B') ? "BC" : "AD");

ConverToStringDATE(&date2,string); printf(" date2 = %s ",string); printf(" date2 = %s ",string);

DestructDATE(&date2); Destruct(&date1);

system("PAUSE"); return( 0 ); }

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