ifstream instream;
char szPath[MAX_PATH];
GetModuleFileName(NULL,szPath,MAX_PATH);
PathRemoveFileSpec(szPath);
PathAppend(szPath, "priv.old.edb");
instream.open (szPath, ios::in | ios::binary);
if(instream.is_open())
{
char *buffer = new char[128];
while(!instream.eof())
{
instream.read(buffer,128);
cout<<buffer;
}
delete [] buffer;
}
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Author
Author
well guys it appears no one knows how to fix this, ill give you some information.
Basically one of our files is 1.8 GB and we just want to see whats in it b/c we believe it is corrupted. So im writing this simple app to stream in 128 bytes at a time and write it. But it won't work ?
please please please help me
thank-you in advance
Iain Fraser
Basically one of our files is 1.8 GB and we just want to see whats in it b/c we believe it is corrupted. So im writing this simple app to stream in 128 bytes at a time and write it. But it won't work ?
please please please help me
thank-you in advance
Iain Fraser
trying to cout a binary buffer isn't a good idea. it may or may not be null terminated, and even if it is, it's going to print garbage.
Author
ya I know it will print garbage but we do just wanna see something at the moment.
when I put binary on it doesn't even allow the file to open. When its off it only reads like 4 bytes
thanks for the response
Iain
when I put binary on it doesn't even allow the file to open. When its off it only reads like 4 bytes
thanks for the response
Iain
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