I would not use string literals in a form like "Insert Data", instead I would decorate them using _T(), so you can have a both ANSI/MBCS and Unicode compliant source code base:...SetWindowText( _T("Insert Data") );Still better, I would read the strings from a string table, ...
I have data from sensors and I want to store them on a .txt file (or better in a .mat file). I am using fwrite but it is not supported by code generator. I have seen that I can use coder.extrinsic but it does not work, or coder.ceval() but it does...
Does this help you, but it's DirectX11?http://stackoverflow.com/questions/21202215/c-directx11-capture-screen-and-save-to-fileHTH, GuidoWednesday, May 17, 2017 8:33 AMHi judy10,thanks for posting here.>>I developed C++ Application with Directx10....
Fopen is a function in C. It is used to handle files. You can open, read, write, and close the files within your programs with Fopen in C. Even if you are working on your personal workstation or managing a software development project, file handling is a fundamental skill that can sav...
@Andre: What does "Saving the file is just as bad" exactly mean? Storing a single array might be more efficient withfwritein a binary format. I thought of publishing an alternativesavecommand, which uses 7zip (optimize for output size and time for reading, but slow writing) or minilzo (...
exporter plugin: How does exporting multiple files work? Guest Jun 03, 2013 Copy link to clipboard I'm trying to get my exporter to simultaneously export 2 separate files (one for audio, one for video): (1) *.wav file (for PCM audio) (2) *.m4v file (for encoded ...
("/usr/share/dict/words", O_RDONLY); size_t pagesize = getpagesize(); char * region = mmap( (void*) (pagesize * (1 << 20)), pagesize, PROT_READ, MAP_FILE|MAP_PRIVATE, fd, 0 ); fwrite(region, 1, pagesize, stdout); int unmap_result = munmap(region, pagesize); close(...
fwrite(outfid, fileread(filename)); end fclose(outfid); 1 Comment Thank you very much.. I never thinked about to make a function.. This helps me a lot, and gives me an idea to use code as a function..! Sign in to answer this question. ...
fwrite(myargv[i], strlen(myargv[i]), 1, output); // space between arguments, newline afterwards fputc(i < myargc - 2 ? ' ' : '\n', output); } else if (... next command ...) ... // close the output file if necessary ...
In C++11 you can, and should, use enum class: such a trick won't work there, and the error will show up at the compilation stage. As a result, the following code does not compile, which is exactly what we need:123456789101112131415161718192021222324 enum class ISCSI_PARAM...