Write a user-interface which allows the user a menu of choices for a bank database application. The database contains the accountnumber (int), name (char [ ]), and address(char [ ]) fields for each person.

Requirements

Menu Options

Assume that the information is stored in a database which is a black box and can only be accessed by the functions, addRecord, modifyRecord, printRecord and deleteRecord, which have the following prototypes:

int addRecord (struct record **, int, char [ ],char [ ]); int printRecord (struct record *, int); int modifyRecord (struct record *, int, char [ ]); // This should modify the address field void printAllRecords(struct record *); int deleteRecord(struct record **, int);

Do not implement or complete the above functions

The following menu choices must be available:

Add a new record in the database

Modify a record in the database using the accountno as the key

Print information about a record using the accountno as the key

Print all information in the database

Delete an existing record from the database using the accountno as a key

Quit the program

You must use a while or do-while loop for the menu.

For each menu option, collect the appropriate information from the user (including an account number).

User Inputs

Write your own getaddress function to obtain the address information

the address field may have multiple lines of address

It must be stored as one character array

You CANNOT ask the user how many lines of address they are typing

Prototype for the function is void getaddress (char [ ], int);

The name entered by the user may have spaces.

Debug Mode

Your program must use command-line arguments for debugging.

This program may be invoked by typing the executable name(for example, hw3) or with the option "debug". (e.g. hw3 debug). Anything else such as "hw3 debug test" or "hw3 test" should give an error. The format of the error must be similar to the one you get when you type "cp" in UNIX.

When the program is called using the debug option, additional output will be printed on the screen such as name of function called and parameters passed. This is in addition to everything the program does when called without the debug argument. (You may ignore the printing of pointer arguments)

Every function definition, including the stubs must have output identifying the function called and the parameters passed, when the "debug" option is invoked.

A global variable, debugmode must be used to keep track of how the program was invoked.

Source Files

struct record { int accountno; char name[25]; char address[80]; struct record* next; };

Stubs for the above five functions must be defined in a separate file.

All stubs must be in one source file and the user-interface functions in one or more files.

DO NOT DEFINE a structure or array to hold the entire database, but using the following structure as a separate, record.h file

Define:

struct record * start; start = NULL;

and pass it/its address to the database functions.

Im not really sure what to do for the debug mode

The language is C and im compiling with -ansi -pedantic-errors