Help with recursion

So, can anyone tell me why does this http://pastie.org/1883229 recursive function just "jump out" of recursion when it returns d * 2 at depth == 1? It doesn't iterate all the way back down as it should, it just returns d * 2 to main function.

http://bit.ly/9Ol6tf

You do nothing when depth > 1.  It is going through all the stages, instead do return calc(d, depth - 1) * 2; or something.

I HELPED HIM!

  1 #include <stdio.h>
  2
  3 int calc(int d, int depth) {
  4         if (depth > 1) {
  5                 return calc(d, depth -1);
  6         }
  7         else if (depth == 1) {
  8                 printf("d * 2: %d\n", d * 2);
  9                 return (d * 2);
 10         }
 11 }
 12
 13
 14 int main (void) {
 15
 16         printf("Return value: %d", calc(3, 1));
 17
 18         return 0;
 19
 20 }



output:
d * 2: 6
Return value: 6

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I don't know what seems to be the problem. It works fine for me.

>>3
calc(d * 2, depth - 1); bitch. TCO my anus

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