Re: appending to a file
mohi wrote:
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thanks for the reply ,but which tool can i use to see the contents of
the file and yes one more thing
which debuging the program with gdb it does follow the path lines as
written in the program
like for a single line say i++;
it goes on showing the same thing again and again without moving to
the next line(is it because after the compilation of the program
some ^M like characters have been added in the source file
automatically : i use g++ on cmd line)
I have no idea what to tell you about the tools (whether to examine the
contents of the file or gdb). The tools are *not* on topic here. If
you have a C++ language question, go ahead and ask it. Other questions
belong to other newsgroups.
If I were to peek inside a binary file, I'd use my editor that allows me
to open non-text files and to display the information in hex format.
Good luck!
V
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