You know that is C, right? In C++ you're supposed to use ?fstream.Code:FILE* out = fopen("h:\\gui\\selsub.txt", "w");
You know that is C, right? In C++ you're supposed to use ?fstream.Code:FILE* out = fopen("h:\\gui\\selsub.txt", "w");
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You know that the better part of C is also C++, right?You know that is C, right?
Not really, it's just encouraged. There's nothing wrong with using C style I/O if it works for you.In C++ you're supposed to use ?fstream.
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