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siliconwafer
Hi All,
I want to know tht how can one Stop reading a file in C (e.g a Hex
file)with no 'EOF'?
I want to know tht how can one Stop reading a file in C (e.g a Hex
file)with no 'EOF'?
siliconwafer said:I want to know tht how can one Stop reading a file in C (e.g a Hex
file)with no 'EOF'?
siliconwafer said:I want to know tht how can one Stop reading a file in C (e.g a
Hex file)with no 'EOF'?
Hi All,
I want to know tht how can one Stop reading a file in C (e.g a Hex
file)with no 'EOF'?
siliconwafer said:Hi All,
I want to know tht how can one Stop reading a file in C (e.g a Hex
file)with no 'EOF'?
Chuck said:Where did you get such a big disk drive? Who put the endless file on
it? What software did they use. Where did they get the data to write
to the file?
About what? When you read this group, do you pay attention?Afifov said:can u give more details?
Afifov said:can u give more details?
No. Mr. u is very sick. You will have to ask elsewhere. Can youAfifov said:can u give more details?
You missed my point. It was that you did not include any context in yourAfifov said:Dear Joe,
I do read in this forum.But i believe that there is a couple of ways to go
around reading a file without the use of eof, either by seeking to end of
file through lseek, or getting size of the file and decrementing a counter
(which would be initialized to file size) until it hits zero.
It depends on the task.
But thanks for the tip.
Hi All,
I want to know tht how can one Stop reading a file in C (e.g a Hex
file)with no 'EOF'?
siliconwafer said:I want to know tht how can one Stop reading a file in C (e.g a Hex
file)with no 'EOF'?
Afifov said:I do read in this forum.But i believe that there is a couple of
ways to go around reading a file without the use of eof, either
by seeking to end of file through lseek, or getting size of the
file and decrementing a counter (which would be initialized to
file size) until it hits zero. It depends on the task.
can u give more details?
Btw, what do you mean with "with no EOF"?
u c m ducks? m r 2 ducks, c m wings???Chuck F. said:No. Mr. u is very sick. You will have to ask elsewhere. Can you
provide proper context?
Charles said:u c m ducks? m r 2 ducks, c m wings???
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