Functions that return two values

Hello all. I have a function that is trying to return an array (overcoat) and a variable 'money' The program is quite large and is and old computer game called "Dopewars" Someone wrote it for the old graphing calculators back when I was in High School.

in the program Money is a global variable and so is overcoat because they change everyday. the '&' ampersand just does not seem to do the trick. am I overloading it incorrectly?

here's the code. The jist is that you have thirty days to make as much cash as possible in the "Street Pharmacy" business.

once again I apologize if this offends anyone but it was a silly game and I am just trying to see if my skills have come along well enough to write it on my own.
dopewars.txt




the errors are

68 C:\Documents and Settings\Bill\My Documents\dopewarsrevised.cpp expected primary-expression before "int"

Update. I cleaned the code up to eliminate the problem of two returns but I still have the most nagging of problems that I cannot seem to figure out. The array is a double

here is the program... Please help

Thanksdopewars.txt

1. your 'drugbuy' function expect to receive an array. But the argument you send from the main is an array subscript notation, which is a content of the array.

i can run it when i solve this prob.