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File Input/Output Tutorial

Posted May 31, 2006 at 8:42PM EST by QJ Staff

Listed in: How-To Tags: harleyg, psp tips and tricks, tutorial
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C/C++To those of you who needs some help in C/C++ and wants to know how to have customizable settings and external information in their PSP applications, you might want to check this out. Brad Dwyer e-mailed us about a File Input/Output tutorial shared by harleyg at PSP-Programming.com.

Aside from simple math and variables, the fopen, fread, fseek, fclose, fgetc and malloc functions will be used in this one. This particular tutorial is the first in a series of three and covers opening, reading, printing, and terminating an entire text file - which will provide you a basic foundation in File I/O.

Check out the full tutorial here.



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# FYIGuest 2006-06-01 08:10
Just a little F.Y.I., the link in the article is to the original, general C tutorial. There's a modified one in the tutorial section here: http://www.psp-programming.com/tutorials/c/file_input_1.htm that has PSP-compatible code.



The generic one will work with minor adaptations, but when you compile it will give you a linux binary that you'll need to execute in CYGWIN or Linux rather than on your PSP.

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