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Binary File Input!!!
wait... I found another post on the same thing... here it is thread205-38842- wearyweary
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- Forum: C
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Binary File Input!!!
Hey everyone, I need to read in wav files for a program I'm working on.. If someone could post an example of opening a binary file with read permissions, and creating a buffer to store the whole file in (they are quite small) I would very much appreciate it. Thanks a lot, Eric- wearyweary
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- Forum: C
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Object Oriented Programming in C (dynamic array allocation question)
thanks... I figured it out.. Good suggestions.. I used void** myArray; myarray = malloc(sizeof (void*) * 50); //works great I use a constuctor like function to create new arrayObject and create memory (above) for it's array of stuff.. Thanks a lot again for the help. One thing...- wearyweary
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- Forum: C
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Object Oriented Programming in C (dynamic array allocation question)
Hey guys, I've come across quite the annoying bug in my code.. I working with a butch of "Classes" I made in C, made up of structures with data and pointers to functions. Everything is working great, but I'm having one problem with dynamically allocating an Array for an object...- wearyweary
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