[Dev-C++] Allocation problem

[Matthews <dem...@uw...>]

I'm working on a program to generate makefiles for me, and I currently have
it set up to read different sections of a file to generate the options.
One section is %input, which has a list of filenames to include, eg.

prj.txt

%input
main.c
vid.c
gui.c

I read these into a struct organized like so:

struct prj_info
{
  ...
  char **input;
  ...
}

And I allocate space based on how many files there are (an array of
strings, basically)

My problem is that I get errors when running the following C code:

if(!strncmp("%include",t,strlen(t)-1))
{
  count = 0;
  skip_line(buf);
  getword(buf,t);
  longest_length = strlen(t);
  info.input = (char *)malloc((sizeof(char)*longest_len)*1);
  if(!info.input)
  {
    printf("OH NOS\n");
    return 0;
  }
  //CRASH HERE
  strcpy(info.input[count],t);
  while(*buf!='%')
  {
    while(*buf=='#'||isspace(*buf)) skip_line(buf);
    getword(buf,t);
    if(strlen(t)>longest_length) longest_length = strlen(t);
    count++;
    realloc(info.input,(sizeof(char)*longest_length)*count);
    if(!info.input)
    {
	printf("ERR0RZ\n");
	return 0;
    }
    strcpy(info.input[count],t);
    skip_line(buf);
  }
}

Buf is the dumped contents of a file (like prj.txt), getword() places a
word from buf into t and skip_line() skips to the next line in buf.

The code compiles fine, but crashes at the first strcpy().  Any help would
be appreciated.