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Thread: reading and writeing data to hard drive

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    Question reading and writeing data to hard drive

    please help

    can someone please poast a small source code to read the data off the hard drive and then write a new file to the H/D

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    I do not understand your poll, what is its relation with your question?

    Look up the functions for opening, reading, writing and closing files: fopen(), fclose(), fread(), fwrite().

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    hmm..

    About your poll, if your question is, if an C++ compiler compiles both C and C++, the answer is, most C++ compiler compiles C code, but the C-only compilers like (Turbo-C) do not compile C++ codes.

    About writing in the hd, shiro gave you an answer.
    About File I/O, you can find a good tutorial here:
    http://cplus.about.com/library/weekly/aa051802a.htm

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    The poll is pointless, so I closed it. If you think otherwise, PM me and maybe I'll reconsider.

    >>About File I/O, you can find a good tutorial here
    Not much point in passing someone to a C++ tutorial when they've posted their question on a C board, imho.

    @Neuby_44
    There are plenty examples of file IO, do a search and see what you can find. Post your code if and when you have troubles.
    When all else fails, read the instructions.
    If you're posting code, use code tags: [code] /* insert code here */ [/code]

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