Some problems with structure and array . . .

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  1. boschow

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    Hi all,
    i am having some problem with this part of the program written in C++ and i don't know what is wrong if you could please check it out . . .

    Code:
    #include <iostream>
    
    using namespace std;
    typedef struct {
        float pid_output;
        float pid_out_last;
        float error;
        float error_act;
        float error_last;
        float temp_p;
        float temp_i;
    }pid_para_global;
    
    typedef struct {
        float setpoint[4];
        float actual[4];
        float p_par[4];
        float i_par[4];
        float dead_band[4];
    }pid_para;
        
    float PID(pid_para_global *pid_glob, pid_para *pid_para)
    {  
        if ((pid_para->actual[0] > (pid_para->dead_band[0] + pid_para->setpoint[0]))
        || (pid_para->actual[0] < (pid_para->setpoint[0] - pid_para->dead_band[0])))
        {
           pid_glob->error_act = pid_para->setpoint - pid_para->actual;
           pid_glob->error = pid_glob->error_act - pid_glob->error_last;
        } else { pid_glob->error = 0; }
        // error_last = error;
        pid_glob->temp_p = pid_para->p_par[0] * pid_glob->error;
        pid_glob->temp_i = pid_para->p_par[0] * (pid_glob->error / pid_para->i_par[0]);
        pid_glob->pid_out_last = pid_glob->temp_p + pid_glob->temp_i;
        pid_glob->pid_output = pid_glob->pid_output + pid_glob->pid_out_last;
        if (pid_glob->pid_output < 0) pid_glob->pid_output = 0;
        if (pid_glob->pid_output > 100) pid_glob->pid_output = 100;
        return pid_glob->pid_output;
    }
    
    int main()
    {
        float rezult;
        pid_para_global *pid_global_par;
        pid_para *pid_par;
        cout << "P parameter value? " << endl;
        cin >> pid_par->p_par[0];
        cout << "I parameter value? " << endl;
        cin >> pid_par->i_par[0];
        cout << "Value of deadband " << endl;
        cin >> pid_par->dead_band[0];
        cout << "Setpoint value ?" << endl;
        cin >> pid_par->setpoint[0];
        do {    
        cout << "Actual value ?" << endl;
        cin >> pid_par->actual[0];
        rezult = PID(pid_global_par, pid_par);
        cout << "Calculation rezult is " << rezult << endl << endl;
        }while (pid_par->actual[0] != 0);
    }
    
    After i insert the last value the program closes . . . and i don't know why . . . Without making structures and arrays it was working perfectly now it doesn't. Could you please check out what is wrong ?

    Thanks for your time and help,
    Best regards,
    BoSCHoW.
     
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