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Hi
I want to make parser to binary file (file.c3d)
i shwo his content in visual c++ i see like this picture
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i show the content too with software VB c3d file editor
i see that
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now to make my parser i must see what i see with visual or with the other software?(because i did not understand what i see in visual)
Try this C3Dformat
Kurt
yes, i read some pages, but i can't understanding?
i can't understand the lines (the numbers ) in this picture (i must understand the meaning of those numbers to mkae my parser)
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i found this code to read header
but i can't understand it because i do not know where is the header when i open the file .c3d in visual (where it stoped), where is the markers, all is numbersCode:/**************************************************************/
/*** Read C3D Header 3.c ***/
/**************************************************************/
/**************************************************************/
/*** Reads in header information from C3D file passed ***/
/*** in "infile" (files should be opened before calling. ***/
/*** DEPENDENCIES: Binconvert.c ***/
/**************************************************************/
#include<stdio.h>
#include<stdlib.h>
#include"c3dutil.c"
//#include "F:\BMacWilliams\Source\gait\binconvert.c"
void Read_C3D_Header(
unsigned short *num_markers,
unsigned short *num_channels,
unsigned short *first_field,
unsigned short *last_field,
float *scale_factor,
unsigned short *start_record_num,
unsigned short *frames_per_field,
float *video_rate,
FILE *infile)
{ /* Begin Read_C3D_Header */
/* Function prototypes */
float ConvertDecToFloat(char bytes[4]);
unsigned short key1,max_gap;
char DEC_float[3];
/* Read in Header */
// Key1, byte = 1,2; word = 1
fread(&key1, sizeof key1, 1, infile);
//printf("key1 = %d\n",key1);
// Number of 3D points per field, byte = 3,4; word = 2
fread(num_markers, sizeof *num_markers, 1, infile);
//printf("num_markers = %d\n",*num_markers);
// Number of analog channels per field byte = 5,6; word = 3
fread(num_channels, sizeof *num_channels, 1, infile);
//printf("num_channels = %d\n",*num_channels);
// Field number of first field of video data, byte = 7,8; word = 4
fread(first_field, sizeof *first_field, 1, infile);
//printf("first_field = %d\n",*first_field);
// Field number of last field of video data, byte = 9,10; word = 5
fread(last_field, sizeof *last_field, 1, infile);
//printf("last_field = %d\n",*last_field);
// Maximum interpolation gap in fields, byte = 11,12; word = 6
fread(&max_gap, sizeof max_gap, 1, infile);
//printf("max_gap = %d\n",max_gap);
// Scaling Factor, bytes = 13,14,15,16; word = 7,8
fread(&DEC_float[0], sizeof(char), 1, infile); // 1st byte
fread(&DEC_float[1], sizeof(char), 1, infile); // 2nd byte
fread(&DEC_float[2], sizeof(char), 1, infile); // 3rd byte
fread(&DEC_float[3], sizeof(char), 1, infile); // 4th byte
//DEC_float[2] = 0; // 3rd byte
//DEC_float[3] = 0; // 4th byte
//*scale_factor = ConvertDecToFloat(DEC_float);
*scale_factor = ConvertDecToFloat(DEC_float);
//printf("scale_factor = %f\n",*scale_factor);
// Starting record number, byte = 17,18; word = 9
fread(start_record_num, sizeof *start_record_num, 1, infile);
//printf("start_record_num = %d\n",*start_record_num);
// Number of analog frames per video field, byte = 19,20; word = 10
fread(frames_per_field, sizeof *frames_per_field, 1, infile);
//printf("frames_per_field = %d\n",*frames_per_field);
// Analog channels sampled
if (*frames_per_field != 0)
*num_channels /= *frames_per_field;
//printf("num_channels reset to = %d\n",*num_channels);
// Video rate in Hz, bytes = 21,22; word = 11
fread(&DEC_float[0], sizeof DEC_float[0], 1, infile); // 1st byte
fread(&DEC_float[1], sizeof DEC_float[0], 1, infile); // 2nd byte
DEC_float[2] = 0;
DEC_float[3] = 0;
*video_rate = ConvertDecToFloat(DEC_float);
//printf("video_rate = %6.2f\n",*video_rate);
// 370 does not use the rest of the header
// Words 12 - 148 unused; position file pointer at byte 149*2=298
//for (i=12;i<=148;i++)
// fread(&cdum, sizeof cdum, 1, infile);
//fseek(infile,298,0);
// Key2, byte = 297,298; word = 149
//fread(&key2, sizeof key2, 1, infile);
//printf("key2 = %d\n",key2);
// Number of defined time events, byte = 299,300; word = 150
//fread(num_time_events, sizeof *num_time_events, 1, infile);
//printf("num_time_events = %d\n",*num_time_events);
// Skip byte 301,302; word = 151
//fread(&cdum, sizeof cdum, 1, infile);
//fseek(infile,302,0);
// Event times, bytes 303-374;words = 152-187: 9 events (0-8) of 4 bytes
//for (i=0;i<9;i++)
//{
//fread(&DEC_float[0], sizeof DEC_float[0], 1, infile); // 1st byte
//fread(&DEC_float[1], sizeof DEC_float[0], 1, infile); // 2nd byte
//fread(&DEC_float[2], sizeof DEC_float[0], 1, infile); // 3rd byte
//fread(&DEC_float[3], sizeof DEC_float[0], 1, infile); // 4th byte
// event_time[i] = ConvertDecToFloat(DEC_float);
// printf("event_time[%d] = %f\n",i,event_time[i]);
//}
// Event switches, bytes = 375-394; words 188-197
//for (i=0;i<9;i++)
//{
// fread(&event_switch[i], sizeof event_switch[i], 1, infile);
// printf("event_switch[%d] = %d\n",i,event_switch[i]);
//}
// Event Labels, bytes = 395-466; words 198-233: 9 labels (0-8) of 4 unsigned chars
//for (i=0;i<9;i++)
//{
// fread(&event_label[i], sizeof event_label[i], 1, infile);
// printf("event_label[%d] = %s\n",i,event_label[i]);
//}
// Bytes 234 - 255 unused
//for (i=234;i<=255;i++) fread(&cdum, sizeof cdum, 1, infile);
} /* End Read_C3D_Header */
> i can't understand the lines (the numbers ) in this picture
The left hand side, beginning with 000000f0 is the offset into the file - written in hexadecimal (note that there are 16 bytes per line).
Hex editors display EVERYTHING in hex.
So you could write fseek(fp,0x200,SEEK_SET); and be really close to reading "POINT"
sorry , can you more explane ?
because i still do not understand (sorry again i never see binary file)
and what represent "0x200"?
how i nknow that is point ? or where is here x,y,z?Quote:
"POINT"
Look down the left column - do you see 00000200 ?
Look along that row - do you see "POINT" starting at the 6th byte?
So if you have
char buff[5];
fseek(fp,0x206,SEEK_SET);
fread(buff,1,5,fp);
Then buff will contain the (not \0 terminated) string "POINT"
> how i nknow that is point ? or where is here x,y,z?
I've no idea.
But I would begin with a google search for "file format xxx" where xxx is the extension of the file you're trying to read.
But I thought you already knew it was a "C3D file" and were on top of this.
ok i understand now thank you