I am trying to update a source image with the contents of multiple destination images. From what I can tell using premultiplied alpha is the way to go with this, but I think I am doing something wrong (function below). the image I am starting with is initialized with all ARGB values set to 0. When I run the function once the resulting image looks great, but when I start compositing on any others all the pixels that have alpha information get really messed up. Does anyone know if I am doing something glaringly wrong or if there is something extra I need to do to modify the color values?

void CompositeImage(unsigned char *src, unsigned char *dest, int srcW, int srcH){
int w = srcW;
int h = srcH;

int px0;
int px1;
int px2;
int px3;

int inverseAlpha;

int r;
int g;
int b;
int a;

int y;
int x;

for (y = 0; y < h; y++) {
    for (x= 0; x< w*4; x+=4) {
        // pixel number
        px0 = (y*w*4) + x;
        px1 = (y*w*4) + (x+1);
        px2 = (y*w*4) + (x+2);
        px3 = (y*w*4) + (x+3);

        inverseAlpha = 1 - src[px3];

        // create new values
        r = src[px0]  + inverseAlpha * dest[px0];
        g = src[px1]  + inverseAlpha * dest[px1];
        b = src[px2]  + inverseAlpha * dest[px2];
        a = src[px3]  + inverseAlpha * dest[px3];

        // update destination image
        dest[px0] = r;
        dest[px1] = g;
        dest[px2] = b;
        dest[px3] = a;
    }
}

}