Re: newbie question [C language]

Fred_NacH wrote:
) I was wondering, how to retrieve the size/length of a file by only using
) the ansi functions...

Read from the file until you reach the end and count how much you've read.

Functions (stat) that retrieve file length etc. are not in the ANSI C spec
AKAIK, although I admit I'm not sure.


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