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Message: [QUOTE="James Kuyper, post: 5029617"] I was pointing out that it's a difference in the standard headers. #include <stdio.h> is permitted in both languages, but the #definition of NULL that results from that #inclusion can be a very weird animal, from a C point of view, if you're using C++ to compile it. I believe that the main point of defining nullptr was to allow #define NULL nullptr I wasn't addressing the specific issue of fread/fwrite, but the more general issue of whether it's a good idea to rely upon a C++ source for information about the C standard library. There are differences; there aren't many, and they aren't major, but they do exist. [/QUOTE]