#include <stdio.h>

/**/

/* This is a simple program to perform matrix addition. */

#define MSIZE	10	/* size of matrix */

void get_input(int [][], int **);
void matrix_add(int **, int **, int **);
void print_result(int [][]);

main() {

  int a[MSIZE][MSIZE], b[MSIZE][MSIZE], result[MSIZE][MSIZE];


  /* Empty */
  {}

  get_input(a, b);

  matrix_add(a, b, result);

  print_result(result);

}


/* GET_INPUT procedure to get values for input matrices A and B.
   (/* While this may not be accepted by any compiler, your program should
       NOT barf on this part! */ ) */

void get_input(int a[MSIZE][MSIZE], b[MSIZE][MSIZE]) {

  int row, col;
  for (row=0; row < MSIZE; row++)
    for (col=0; col < MSIZE; col++) {
      printf("\nEnter value for A[%d][%d]: ", row+1, col+1);
      scanf(&a[row][col]);
    }

  for (row=0; row < MSIZE; row++)
    for (col=0; col < MSIZE; col++) {
      printf("\nEnter value for B[%d][%d]: ", row+1, col+1);
      /* The next line has a syntax error */
      scanf(&b[row][col)];
    }

  { printf("\n"); }

}


/* MATRIX_ADD actually does the addition. */
void matrix_add(int a[MSIZE][MSIZE], b[MSIZE][MSIZE], result[MSIZE][MSIZE]) {

  int row, col;

  for (row=0; row < MSIZE; row++) {
    for (col=0; col < MSIZE; col++) {
      /* The next line is correct. */
      result[(row+1)-1][col] = a[row][(col+b[row][col])-b[row][col]]
	                       + ((b[row][col]));

      /* Next line(s) are messed up.  There is an error in there! */
      { /* This is just junk:
	a[row][(col*2)] = b[row][/* More junk! col] */ - result([xyz][foo]);
        */ }

  }}

}


/* PRINT_RESULT to output the solution */
void print_result(int res[MSIZE][MSIZE]) {

  int row, col;

  printf("\n");
  for (row=0; row < MSIZE; row++) {
    /* Print the column across. (Hopefully it fits on one line!) */
    for (col=0; col < MSIZE; col++) {
      printf("%5d", res[i][j]);
    }
    /* Newline after each column. */
    printf("\n");
  }

/* Terminating left brace left out on purpose! */