1 Apr
2003
1 Apr
'03
4:16 a.m.
On Mon, 31 Mar 2003, Bruce Lane wrote:
Yes, it is harsh, and such a statement is of
absolutely no use
to me since there are plenty of other things I have chosen to devote
my time and energy to.
OK
Sorry, some of us forget that not everybody enjoys programming.
If you have a K&R compatible C compiler, here's a quick, crude one for
you. For some compilers/OS's the "rb" and "wb" need tobe
"r" and "w".
IF each of the output files is half the size of the input file, then it
worked.
If you want input of the filenames, better error checking, verification of
file content, etc., that can be added later.
#include <STDIO.H>
#include <FILE.H>
main()
{
int x;
FILE * FPIN, FPO1, FPO2;
FPIN = fopen("INPUT.DAT","rb");
FPO1 = fopen("OUT1.DAT","wb");
FPO2 = fopen("OUT2.DAT","wb");
while ((x = fgetc(FPIN)) != EOF)
{
fprintf(FPO1,"%c",x);
x = fgetc(FPIN);
fprintf(FPO2,"%c",x);
}
fclose(FPIN);
fclose(FPO1);
fclose(FPO2);
}