i'w wondering whether there is a difference between fstream and stdio.h when processing a file with these data
10 10
Pwith fstream it's easier to get the data since with stdio.h i'd need to get every single char and number with getc() and translate i t into whole numbers like 10 am i right ? is there another function in stdio.h to make things a lot easier and faster ?
please if there is even a slight difference tell me
thanx in advance
> i'w wondering whether there is a difference between fstream and stdio.h
One is C++, the other is C
> i'd need to get every single char and number with getc() and translate i t into whole numbers like 10 am i right ?
It's one way, not the only way.
> is there another function in stdio.h to make things a lot easier and faster ?
fscanf - easy to get going, but hard to make secure.
fgets + strtod / strrol / strtoul - a bit more work, but very safe.
can anyone give me a simple example of what Salem hsa mentioned for example with fscanf
thanx
is stdio.h in this example with this file faster then fstream ?
It should be noted that short of speed, you really need to consider how safe fprintf is. Just remember that read chuncks of data at a time is somewhat faster than reading 1 bye at a time
Chris
ok thanx
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