fstream read() question.

Ok I have an array

Code:

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unsigned char Memory[0xFFF];

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I want to load a file into this memory, but I want it to start at 0x200, not at the beginning of the array.

Here's my code

Code:

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bool CPU::LoadRom(char *sFileName)
{
  ifstream Rom(sFileName);

  if(!Rom.is_open())
    return FALSE;

  Rom.seekg(0, ios::end);
  long size = Rom.tellg();
  Rom.seekg(0, ios::beg);

  Rom.read(Memory, size);

  Rom.close();
  return TRUE;
}

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How can I start reading in at 0x200?

The simplest way I could think of would be to read the data into a smaller array (0xFFF - 0x200 - I'm too tired to do the arithmetic) and then read the data from that array the latter part of Memory[]

Ok thanks I'll try that. Dont know why I didnt think of that.

But If anyone knows of a different way, let me know.

>I want to load a file into this memory, but I want it to start at 0x200, not at the beginning of the array.

Rom.read(Memory+0x200, size);

Quote:

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Rom.read(Memory+0x200, size);

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lol, i must be sleepy. I always seem to miss the simplest things
Thank you.

That's one thing which makes the C/C++ language unique. You can do cool stuff like that. ;)