How to send a ppm to a function?
I need to send a ppm image to a function in another file that is suppose to print the new altered ppm image trouble is I'm stuck and can't figure out how just yet any help is greatly appreciated.
Code:#include "transform.h" int print(void){ FILE *inFile inFile - fopen("tiger.ppm", "r"); if(!inFile){ fprintf(stderr, "File open error. Exiting program\n"); exit(1); } }
Generally, you will want to create a data structure that holds all the fields of the image, then you can pass a pointer to this structure around (also you can create functions for loading/saving/manipulating the structure). I'm not familiar with .PPM, I did find a site listing it's format though:
CS35: Lab 1 - PPM Image Format
WndProc = (2[b] || !(2[b])) ? SufferNobly : TakeArms;
Sorry but that doesn't tell me much
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You didn't tell us what your problem actually is, which should be more than just "I'm stuck, help me solve this."
Where are you stuck, and why? What can you do? Is opening the file all you can do? If that is so, then the link @Alpo gave you should tell you quite a few things.
Unless of course you came here expecting to get a solution... That ain't gonna happen, mate.
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Originally Posted by Salem
