getting this example to compile

[sheep]

I'm using the Turbo C 2.01 compiler for this example that I copied out of the book "Hands - on Turbo C" by Larry Joel Goldstein and Larry Gritz. It appears the example has a mistake in it and I need help solving it.

#include 
#include 
#include 
#include 
#include 

typedef struct {
	char Name[20];
	char Number[12];
} PhoneNum;

int Directory;
int accessmode;
PhoneNum Entry;
char SearchName[20];
int Found;

main()
{ /* PhoneSearch */
	printf("Whose phone number to search for? ");
	gets (SearchName);
	accessmode = O_RDONLY | O_BINARY;
	Directory = open("PHONE", accessmode);
	Found = 0;
	while(!Found && !eof(Directory))
		if (!strcmp(SearchName,Entry.Name))
		/* if Entry.Name = SearchName then - original line where error occurrs */
			Found = 1;
		else
			read(Directory,&Entry,sizeof(Entry));
	close(Directory);
	if(Found)
		printf("Successful: %s", Entry.Number);
	else
		printf("Unsucessful\n");
} /* PhoneSearch */

[c-learner]

where is the PhoneNum method?? did you included it??

[Paul Victorey]

What does the compiler complain about (what's the error?)

[sheep]

The compiler says:
If missing ( in function main
misplaced else in function main

My problem is with this line:
if Entry.Name = SearchName then

How do you translate that to C? The overall purpose of the program is to search through a file for a person's name and output their phone number.

[Paul Victorey]

The if line looks correct. You do need brackets around your while loop, though, that might be the problem.

If that doesn't work, I'll try compiling this myself later today, but I've got a paper to write first.