Opening reading, writing and closing files in C.

I have learned a little more C. Now I know how to open/modify/close files using fopen, fclose, fprintf, and fgets. Als always sample code and universal binaries are available here. Todays programs are called openandreadfile.c, and openandwritefile.c. I am looking into using libosip, and libexosip2 to write a sip client that only a geek would love. Beyond SIP I have enough things that I want to do with the language to keep me going for quite some time, embedded development in particular. This is fun.

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2 Comments on "Opening reading, writing and closing files in C."

  1. mani
    25/02/2007 at 10:48 am Permalink

    Dear Brandon
    I found your weblog too useful.

    I have a bad problem with the examples of didx.net, for getting the cost of calling after freemin duration,
    the example that didx.org has provided, :

    #!/usr/bin/perl

    use SOAP::Lite;
    print “Content-Type: text/html\n\n”;

    print SOAP::Lite
    -> uri(‘http://didx.net/GetList)
    -> proxy(‘http://didx.net/cgi-bin/WebDeleteDIDServer.cgi’)
    -> getDIDMinutesInfo(“1001001″,”kts772″,”15673456789″)
    -> result;

    this example does’nt work,

    check the proxy address, with next function that was called.
    I think the proxy address is wrong,
    plz help me,
    do u have any tested program for this function,
    my email:pezhman_lali@yahoo.com

    best Regards
    Mani

  2. Brandon
    01/05/2007 at 11:59 pm Permalink

    This is broken, they admitted it. I haven’t really done any follow up on it since then. If anyone has anything let it be known.

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