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Hello,

when I give fprintf the character 0x0A, then it prints out 0x0D and 0x0A (which is \n in Windows). How can I print only 0x0A? I need to print a picture into a file containing 16-bit pixels, (and some bytes contain the value of 0x0A,) so it is very bad if I cannot do it because of this bug.

fprintf(file, "%c", 10);

Greetings,
Dani

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Open the file in binary mode and use binary output functions, not fprintf()

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Open the file in binary mode and use binary output functions, not fprintf()

Thanks for the advice, this helped.

Greetings: Dani

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