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does anyone know how to view the assembly code generated by the microsoft visual c++ compiler? does it store it in a file or how can i see it? thanks. Marshall Leitem

I forgot to include this in my last post, the reason you are getting a bunch of junk is because you are probably reading a binary file into some sort of character or string. that is why binary must be used to preserve the original file contents. anything that isn't in plain text such as a...

I don't know much about word conversion but did you try to do this in binary mode? fstream outfile(&quot;output.txt&quot; ios::out|ios::binary); you will need to use outfile.read() and outfile.write() rather than outfile << data; I don't think this will do exactly what you were looking for but...

I don't know much about word conversion but did you try to do this in binary mode? fstream outfile(&quot;output.txt&quot; ios::out|ios::binary); you will need to use outfile.read() and outfile.write() rather than outfile << data; I don't think this will do exactly what you were looking for but...

I am designing a little console based chat program using winsock. the winsock part of the program works, it transfers screennames correctly but when i try to send a message it crashes due to the input stream, i believe. i think the problem is with my cin.get() and cin.ignore() functions. check...