Memory allocation problem, don't know what's wrong

Code:

#include<stdio.h>
#include<stdlib.h>
#include<string.h>
#define NAME_BUFFER_SIZE 80
#define FICHEIRO "registo.bin"

typedef struct {
	char matricula[6];
	char proprietario[NAME_BUFFER_SIZE];
	char apagado;
} veiculo_t;

int main()
{

int opcao = 0, c;
char matricula[10];
FILE *fp;
veiculo_t *memptr = NULL;
veiculo_t registo;

do
{
scanf("%d", &opcao);
getchar();

switch( opcao )
{
case 1:
		fp=fopen(FICHEIRO,"ab+");
		if (fp==NULL) printf("Impossivel aceder ou criar ficheiro");
		else {
			fgets(matricula,sizeof(matricula),stdin);
			memcpy(registo.matricula, matricula, 6);
			fwrite(registo.matricula, sizeof(registo.matricula),1,stdout);
		fgets(registo.proprietario,sizeof(registo.proprietario),stdin);
			registo.apagado='0';
			fwrite(&registo, sizeof(registo),1,fp);
			fclose(fp);
			fflush(fp);
			break;
		}
case 2: 
		fp=fopen(FICHEIRO,"rb");
		if (fp==NULL) printf("Impossivel aceder ou criar ficheiro\n\n");
		else {
			c=0;
			while(fread(&registo,sizeof(registo),1,fp) != 0)
			{
				memptr = realloc(memptr, c*sizeof(registo));
				memcpy(memptr[c].matricula, registo.matricula, 6);
				memcpy(memptr[c].proprietario, registo.proprietario, sizeof(registo.proprietario));
				c++;
			}
			fclose(fp);
			fflush(fp);
		}

		break;
case 3:
		printf("\n\nPrograma vai fechar!\n\n");
		break;
default:
		printf("\nOpcao invalida!!\n\n");
		break;
}
}while (opcao != 3);



return(0);
}

Case 1 saves a license plate (matricula) and a name (proprietario) to a file

Case 2 reads the entire file and puts everything in memory. I'm having a problem here:

Code:

memptr = realloc(memptr, c*sizeof(registo));

As soon as it goes a second time through the cycle I get this error:

Code:

*** glibc detected *** ./ex1: realloc(): invalid next size: 0x0804a170 ***

It has something to do with this:

Code:

memcpy(memptr[c].proprietario, registo.proprietario, sizeof(registo.proprietario));

Because if I remove it I no longer get the error, for some reason why I try to put the name in memory it messes it up. I've already tried using strcpy instead, strlen instead of sizeof, even manually putting the amount of bytes to copy, always the same error.

Anyone have any idea what's wrong and what should I do instead?

 

Before anyone mentions it, I just noticed it multiplies by zero on the first loop... stupid me.

I'm having other problems now but I'll try to fix them first now that I figured how what this problem was : p

 

I'm having another problem now, I switched the code that loads to the memory to a separate function, this one:

Code:

void memoria(FILE *fp, veiculo_t registo, veiculo_t *memptr)
{
		fp=fopen(FICHEIRO,"rb");
		if (fp==NULL) printf("Impossivel aceder ou criar ficheiro\n\n");
		else {
			int c=0;
			while(fread(&registo,sizeof(registo),1,fp) != 0)
			{
				memptr = realloc(memptr, (c+1)*sizeof(registo));
				memcpy(memptr[c].matricula, registo.matricula, 6);
				memcpy(memptr[c].proprietario, registo.proprietario, sizeof(registo.proprietario));
				memptr[c].apagado = registo.apagado;
				c++;
			}
			printf("\nFicheiro Carregado para a Memoria\n\n");
			fclose(fp);
			fflush(fp);
		}
}

And in main, I call it as soon as the program opens it:

Code:

int main()
{
int opcao;
FILE *fp;
veiculo_t registo;
veiculo_t *memptr = NULL;

memoria(fp, registo, memptr);

fwrite(memptr[0].matricula, 6,1,stdout);
fwrite(memptr[0].proprietario, strlen(memptr[1].proprietario),1,stdout);

I get a segmentation fault on those fwrites in main(), I know the problem is somewhere in the use of pointers but isn't the memptr supposed to be passed as a pointer to the function?