C - Lines limit when using printf's

Question

    typedef struct product_temp{
        int code;
        char name[MAX_NAME];
        char category[MAX_CATEGORY];
        char provenience[MAX_PROVENIENCE];
        int quantity;
        float price;
        struct product_temp *next;
    } product;

    product *list_transfer(FILE *file);
    void print(product *head);
    void *insert_tail(product *head, int code, char name[], char category[], char provenience[], int quantity, float price);
    int search_code(int code, product *iterator);
    product *remove_product(int code, product *head);
    void free_heap(product *head);
    void save_file(product *head, FILE *file);

int main (int argc, char *argv[]){
    product *head;
    FILE *file, *file_REFRESH;
    int outcome;

    file = fopen("magazzino.dat", "rb");
    if(file != NULL){
        head = list_transfer(file);
        print(head);
        insert_tail(head, 950, "Latta Pomodori", "FruttaVerdura", "Campania", 70, 0.90);
        insert_tail(head, 1011, "Olio Bottiglia 1L", "Alimentari", "Puglia", 50, 4.50);
        insert_tail(head, 1150, "Biscotti Busta 1Kg", "Alimentari", "Lombardia", 60, 1.50);
        insert_tail(head, 1205, "Detersivo Piatti 0.75L", "Pulizia Casa", "Lombardia", 75, 1.10);
        print(head);
        head = remove_product(985, head);
        head = remove_product(1015, head);
        head = remove_product(1150, head);
        print(head);
        file_REFRESH = fopen("magazzino_aggiornato", "wb");
        save_file(head, file_REFRESH);
        fclose(file);
        fclose(file_REFRESH);
        free_heap(head);
    }
    else{
        fprintf(stderr, "Non e' stato trovato il file magazzino.dat!\n");
        exit(6);
    }
    return 0;
}

    product *list_transfer(FILE *file){
        product *head, *current;

        head = malloc(sizeof(product));
        if(head == NULL){
            fprintf(stderr, "Impossibile allocare memoria!\n");
            exit(5);
        }
        memset(head, 0, sizeof(product));
        current = head;
        rewind(file);
        while(!feof(file)){
            fread(&current->code, sizeof(current->code), 1, file);
            fread(&current->name, sizeof(current->name), 1, file);
            fread(&current->category, sizeof(current->category), 1, file);
            fread(&current->provenience, sizeof(current->provenience), 1, file);
            fread(&current->quantity, sizeof(current->quantity), 1, file);
            fread(&current->price, sizeof(current->price), 1, file);
            current->next = malloc(sizeof(product));
            if(current->next == NULL){
                fprintf(stderr, "Impossibile allocare memoria!\n");
                exit(5);
            }
            memset(current->next, 0, sizeof(product));
            current = current->next;
        }
        return head;
    }
    void print(product *head){
        while(head != NULL){
            fprintf(stdout, "Code:\t\t%d\n", head->code);
            fprintf(stdout, "Name:\t\t%s\n", head->name);
            fprintf(stdout, "Category:\t%s\n", head->category);
            fprintf(stdout, "Provenience:\t%s\n", head->provenience);
            fprintf(stdout, "Quantity:\t%d\n", head->quantity);
            fprintf(stdout, "Price:\t\t%.2f\n\n", head->price);
            head = head->next;
        }
        printf("\n");
    }

Now the problem is: there are lots of products in magazzino.dat, so when I run it, I exceed the limit on the lines I can print, so it cuts off some products. How can I fix that? I know there might be some mistakes here and there, but that's not the point, I still have to fix some things. My only problem for now is that one.

Maybe another thing I have questions about is the feof(file) condition inside the list_transfer function. Is it right to write: while(!feof(file)){ because I get two product with all fields set to zero at the end of the print function.

Thanks a lot!

Answer 1

If this is really a console limitation, how about executing your file and piping it to more, i.e. (trying to remember DOS terminology):

\path\to\program arg1 arg2 | more