Re: Huge File read and send via socket
Nor can you actually load a 2GB file into a 32-bit process'
address space...
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Hi all,
I am new to c++ and socket programming, I have a situvation that my
function have to a binary read ( whole file as 1 chunk ) and keep the
buffer, and send the buffrer via socket by chunk by chunk as user
specified. I have written a code sample, but I am not getting the correct
out out.
can some one pls look in to the code and fix it ?
FILE *fp23 = fopen( "c:\\hpfile.prn", "rb" );
fseek (fp23 , 0 , SEEK_END);
int m_jobSize = ftell (fp23);
rewind (fp23);
char* m_buffer = new char[m_jobSize+1];
int m_result = fread( m_buffer, 1, m_jobSize, fp23 );
///////////////////////////////////////////////
int BytesIndex = 0;
while( bufsize > 0)
{
// Send some bytes
if ( bufsize < (unsigned long)iSendStatus )
{
iSendStatus = send(*sock, &m_buffer[BytesIndex], bufsize, 0); // Socket
is of type
//
// Call Back Function
//
set += iSendStatus;
ptr(jobid,set);
if ( iSendStatus != bufsize )
{
cpError = SocketErrorHandler();
return cpError;
}
}
else
{
iSendStatus = send(*sock, &m_buffer[BytesIndex], chunkSize, 0); //
Socket is of type
//
// Call Back Function
//
set += iSendStatus;
ptr(jobid,set);
if ( iSendStatus != chunkSize )
{
cpError = SocketErrorHandler();
return cpError;
}
}
// Update buffer and counter
if ( bufsize < (unsigned long)iSendStatus )
{
bufsize -= bufsize;
BytesIndex += bufsize;
}
else
{
bufsize -= iSendStatus;
BytesIndex +=iSendStatus;
}
//////////////////////////////
regards
Ganesh
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