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Questionlibrary files not getting created in debug mode(VC++) Pin
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QuestionFile access in C++ Pin
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Richard MacCutchan17-Sep-09 9:42
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A very subtle situation which is a great lesson for the future. Both your read and write loops contain no error checking. However having completed the write processing, a visual check of the output file suggests that the content is correct. The read loop reads sixteen values and prints them out, but does not check that you have read the full values every time. If you take a look at the file produced by this program you will see the hex value 'x1a' at character position 26. This character is taken by the fread() function as signifying no more data, so the last value read in is incomplete which gives the strange value printed by the program. Every subsequent read will fail so the value stored in memory is whatever was there previously; in this case the values that happen to be in the array storage space. The solution is to always check the results of your read and write statements, but in this case you also need to use "wb" and "rb" on your _wfopen statements to ensure the 'x1A' is not taken as end of file.
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QuestionHow to get the default value of the registry? Pin
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QuestionCannot see windows XP styles on MFC controls Pin
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Questionexecuting .bat file in Vista64 bit Pin
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QuestionHow to get the path of Acrobat Reader Exe by C++ Pin
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