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Here's my attempt at checking fread for the correct return values... which I might they weren't returning. However, still no correct values from binary to output.



// ProjectThreeSourceA.c
//...

Matt, thanks for the great info. That particular implementation might be a little advanced for me. I understand what boyer-moore does in concept but have never implemented it before.

Here's an...

Here's what I've come up with thus far. I know that there are three files to be found in the input binary file. The three files are found with this little program and written to the output file with...

yea.. I did figure out that it's just comparing addresses... but I don't know how to compare them... if I do tempBuffer == pattern that's comparing a pointer to an int and that doesn't work

Would the bold be placed in a while loop? or no? wait.. yes.. right? I'm still not understanding how to literally match the pattern to a value found using fread().. notice I tried:


if...

Here's what I have so far, I am simply trying to find the matching hex and output it. it does nothing but compile and outputs nothing but "Done!....".



// The first three lines make the...

Mac, from what I can tell, that link shows why not to use.. but doesn't give an example of successfully using it, in fact it's rewritten to take fgets() in the while condition.

I was thinking:
...

Ok, so I've changed the code quite a bit thanks to you folks. I guess my underlying problem is understanding this: If I can read in successive characters using fgetc, what then is the strategy within...

I am having much trouble trying to figure this out. I am trying to search for the hex pattern(which you can find in the below program source) in a binary file and output to another file the files...

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bravo ;)

actually, you're probably quite accurate. He is a Java programmer by trade and was forced to teach C++ this past semester by the dept head.

That is what my instructor was implying so we're in trouble.

My instructor this past fall claimed that an equivalent program that was originally written in C++ is actually faster when written in Java. So should I strangle him?


-Capt

Below is a method that properly deletes a Professor from a list of Professors.

If this method is not called(as there are other options in the menu) then the program terminates just fine. However,...

I suppose this is a stupid question?

I am having the most difficult time setting up a linked list class of objects in a heirarchy while incorporating polymorphism. The below represents a test case, and I couldn't even get this to work!...

Ah... thank you.

If anyone would be so kind... I do not know why I am receiving the below error. Desired output is also given.


Foobasesbase::Foobasesbase( const string& one, const string& two, const string&...

Sure we can.

Kennedy, all of which I consider reasonable but also more to the effect of optimization issues and styling rather than 'problems'. Primarily things such as 'considered', 'not wrong, but not common',...

Care to elaborate? Because with what the OP wanted, and run from a Linux environment with the gcc compiler there are no warnings or errors and the program runs as requested producing the correct...

Your best bet is to do it dynamically.


kris.c gives an example of why and is a better solution.


To memory! :)

Btw, what is it that you're trying to accomplish exactly, besides the resolution of compilation errors.

I've got a working copy of it producing:

This
is
an
example
file.

Echoing what Salem said... and this may be of some help:
http://www.cprogramming.com/tutorial/cfileio.html