Thread: running program on unix

This program runs fine when I run it in Visual Studio, but when I upload it to a Unix machine, it only prints the first person's data.
Here is my code:

Code:

#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>
using namespace std;


class Person
{
public:
	char firstName [11];
	char lastName[11];
	char address [16];
	char city [16];
	char state [3];
	char zipCode [10];
	Person();
};
Person::Person()
{
	lastName[0] = 0;
	firstName[0] = 0;
	address[0] = 0;
	city[0] = 0;
	state[0] = 0;
	zipCode[0] = 0;
}
ostream & operator << (ostream & stream, Person & p)
{		
	stream << "First Name :" << p.firstName << endl;
	stream << "Last Name  :" << p.lastName << endl;
	stream << "Address    :" << p.address << endl;
	stream << "City       :" << p.city << endl;
	stream << "State      :" << p.state << endl;
	stream << "Zipcode    :" << p.zipCode << endl;
	stream << flush;

	return stream;
}
istream & operator >> (istream & stream, Person & p)
{		
	stream.get(p.firstName, 11);
	stream.ignore();
	stream.get(p.lastName, 11);
	stream.ignore();
	stream.get(p.address, 16);
	stream.ignore();
	stream.get(p.city, 16);
	stream.ignore();
	stream.get(p.state, 3);
	stream.ignore();
	stream.get(p.zipCode, 10);
	stream.ignore();

	return stream;
}

int main()
{
	fstream inFile;
	inFile.open("fixedlength.txt");

	Person person1;	

	while(1)
	{	
		inFile >> person1;
		inFile.ignore();	
		if(inFile.fail()) break;
		cout << person1;
		cout << endl;
	}
	
	cout << endl;
	cin.get();
	cout << endl;
	return 0;
}

Here is the input file:

Code:

Will       Smith      25 Place        Tulsa           OK 38135     
Corey      Black      Elm Street      Dallas          TX 89148     
Tanner     Hall       Mount View      Denver          CO 52742     
Matthew    Robins     Parkway         Chicago         IL 91234

At first, I thought it might have something to do with one of the .ignore()'s, but i tried deleting some of them, but it still didn't work. Any ideas?
Also, I have two more programs similar (almost exactly the same and work fine in Visual Studio) to this one. One of them has a similar problem (only prints 3 out of the four) and the last one works fine. So, i'm guessing the two broken programs have the same problem.

Thanks.

I'm compiling it and running it on Unix.

g++ file.cpp
./a.out

Works fine on my comp. I'm using gcc 4.2.3 (on Ubuntu).

Is the "fixedlength.txt" file been created in Windows ? Sometime, those nasty CR-LF conventions makes "weird" bug. I don't know, it might be this, it might be something else.

You could try checking which of failbit or badbit is set.

"Is the "fixedlength.txt" file been created in Windows ?"

Yes, it was created in Windows. I made it in Unix, and it now works.
Thank you for pointing that out.

It wasn't a file opening error, though, merely a read error.