The compiler won't understand it unless there is some structure like _asm is for assembly language. And by the way the alpha characters in hex codes only go A-F.
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The compiler won't understand it unless there is some structure like _asm is for assembly language. And by the way the alpha characters in hex codes only go A-F.
The easiest way is to do it in binary. Though I do lots of windows programming I've never actually learned file i/o using windows functions so this will have to do.
#include <fstream.h>
ifstream...
The easiest way is to do it in binary. Though I do lots of windows programming I've never actually learned file i/o using windows functions so this will have to do.
#include <fstream.h>
ifstream...
Since this is a programming board I want to use c++ to read them in and then be able to make it so I can read them with the necessary manipulation or whatever...
file headers
how do you read file headers? Please include partial sample code as an example.