#define SIZE 1024
unsigned char MAP[SIZE*SIZE];
bool Load_RAW (char *filename, int size, unsigned char *Texture)
{
FILE * File = NULL
File = fopen (filename,"rb");
if (File == NULL)
{
fclose (File);
return false;
}
fread (Texture,1,(size),File);
int result = ferror (File);
if (result)
{
fclose (File);
return false;
}
fclose (File);
return true;
}
..................... som where on the code
Load_RAW ("Terrain.raw",SIZE*SIZE,MAP);
Reading .raw files for height maps...
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shoudlnt this load a raw file ?? i keep gettin errors saying i cant access the blah huge number...
When you read in the file, you are only reading in 1 row of data. You want to do this:
fread (Texture,1,(size*size),File);
Edit: My bad. Got confused between function parameter "size" and the define "SIZE".
[edited by - Estese on August 14, 2002 1:38:43 PM]
fread (Texture,1,(size*size),File);
Edit: My bad. Got confused between function parameter "size" and the define "SIZE".
[edited by - Estese on August 14, 2002 1:38:43 PM]
You should be more precise about your error, and where you call the code from.
Also, the above poster isn''t correct, as you specify the size argument properly.
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Also, the above poster isn''t correct, as you specify the size argument properly.
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How To Ask Questions The Smart Way | Google can help with your question | Search MSDN for help with standard C or Windows functions
Hmm, I had the same problem...
fread()''s size parameters are short int, and you are trying to read 1024*1024=2^20 wich is larger than 2^16 (maximum number that can be retained using short). You should use something like
fread(texture,SIZE,SIZE,File);
This way both parameters (count and size) from fread are smaller than the maximum value. Oh, another thing: if you have to read something (size smaller than 2^16) it''s faster to use
fread(buffer,size,1,File);
than
fread(buffer,1,size,File);
Good luck!
fread()''s size parameters are short int, and you are trying to read 1024*1024=2^20 wich is larger than 2^16 (maximum number that can be retained using short). You should use something like
fread(texture,SIZE,SIZE,File);
This way both parameters (count and size) from fread are smaller than the maximum value. Oh, another thing: if you have to read something (size smaller than 2^16) it''s faster to use
fread(buffer,size,1,File);
than
fread(buffer,1,size,File);
Good luck!
fread should take size_t as parameters, which as far as I know on VC++ is a 32 bit int.
What compiler are you using?
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What compiler are you using?
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How To Ask Questions The Smart Way | Google can help with your question | Search MSDN for help with standard C or Windows functions
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