This function is enough to do the work.

void StringCount (char *str, int strlen)
{
    int l_iFirstIterator  = 0,
        l_iSecondIterator = 1,
        l_iCount          = 0;

    while (l_iFirstIterator < strlen)
    {
        l_iCount = 0;
        while (str [l_iFirstIterator] == str [l_iSecondIterator])
        {
            l_iSecondIterator++;
            l_iCount++;
        }
        printf ("%c", str [l_iFirstIterator]);
        if (l_iCount)
        {
            printf ("%d", l_iCount + 1);
        }
        l_iFirstIterator  = l_iSecondIterator;
        l_iSecondIterator = l_iSecondIterator + 1;
    }
    printf ("\n");
}


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