Where is the problem?

[sasa2101]

Who can help me, I get error but I don't understand what I was wrong with
#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>
using namespace std;

#define N 101
struct subsir{ int v, p; }a[N];
int n, m[N][N];

void citire() {
ifstream f("subsir.in");
f >> n;
for(int i=1; i> a[i].v; a[i].p = i; }
f.close();
}

void gridi() {
ofstream g("subsir.out");
int aux = a[1].v;
int i=1, j=0, c=0;
bool gata=false;
while(j<n && !gata) {
gata=true;
aux = a[j].v;
for(i=1; i= aux && aux != a[i].v) {
aux = a[i].v;
a[i].v = -1;
gata=false;
m[j][c++] = a[i].p;
}
}
j++;
}
j--;
g << j << "\n";
for(int linii=0; linii<j; linii++) {
for(int coloane=0; coloane<c; coloane++) {
if(m[linii][coloane] != 0) g << m[linii][coloane] << " ";
}
g << "\n";
}
}

int main() {
citire();
gridi();
}

[Repeater]

If you told us what the error was, we'd be able to tell you how to fix it.

[salem c]

Also here -> https://www.dreamincode.net/forums/topic/416454-where-is-the-problem-c/

[Ganado]

for(int i=1; i> a[i].v; a[i].p = i; }

For one, there's a lot wrong with this line. First, your closing } should be a ), and you shouldn't have a semi-colon there. You also never increment i, so if the loop starts, it will never stop.
I have no idea what the "correct" thing here is, but maybe you wanted something like

for (int i = 1; i < N && i > a[i].v; i++)
{
    a[i].p = i; // no idea if this is what you want
}

Compiler errors have lines associated with them. If you get an error, look for errors in the surrounding lines that the error message gives you.