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    Question access violations

    I'm using fstream.h to read in a text

    I used the file .get() so I could store the characters one at a time. This is causing an access violation, which my roommate said it was trying to write to protected memory in windows, but I dont know anything about it. After I get this error messages my computer restarts itself.

    Does anyone have any ideas as to what I could do to fix this?

    I'll include the file

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    test file

    here is the test file that is referenced in the program

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    Your file-reading is waaaay to long and complex. Why don't you
    just read your whole file into an array of floats by using the
    >> operator of ifstream/float and do all your calculation stuff
    afterwards ?
    hth
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