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Date:	Sat, 09 Apr 2005 19:05:08 -0400
From:	April White <april_white AT sympatico DOT ca>
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To:	djgpp AT delorie DOT com
Subject:	Re: problem with saving struct to disk
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KTrumpetsRule AT cs DOT com wrote:

>I'm having a problem saving a struct to disk using DJGPP.  Normally I'd think 
>the problem was me but in view of the fact that it works under SOME 
>circumstances, I'm not sure.  Here's the details.
>
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looks like someones homework :-)

The problem seems to be that you are accepting a POWER * parameter for 
the i/o functions, but you are then using

>    fwrite(&power_0, sizeof(power_0), 1, ptr_file);
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and

>    fread(&power_0, sizeof(power_0), 1, ptr_file);
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>

You seem to be saving the pointer to the POWER structure, not the POWER 
structure itself.

I've not compiled this, but try

  fwrite(power_0, sizeof(*power_0), 1, ptr_file);
and
  fread(power_0, sizeof(*power_0), 1, ptr_file);

The first param to fread() and fwrite() is a pointer to a thing, which 
power_0 is.  The second param is the size of one of those things

April

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