Hello there, I have here a bit of confusion with fread. I have here a .cue file generated in windows. I tried to read through the entire file in windows and when I printed the buffer, it gives me the correct content of the file, but when I read it in linux, it skips one letter. Any ideas why? Thanks. :)
jaepi
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Jump to PostThat does sound odd. Can you post:
1. an example of the file
2. examples of what you are seeing in windows and in linux
3. the code you are usingA cue file is a text file, no? Why are you using fread() instead of something like fgets()?
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Duoas
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That does sound odd. Can you post:
1. an example of the file
2. examples of what you are seeing in windows and in linux
3. the code you are using
A cue file is a text file, no? Why are you using fread() instead of something like fgets()?
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Hello there, I have here a bit of confusion with fread. I have here a .cue file generated in windows. I tried to read through the entire file in windows and when I printed the buffer, it gives me the correct content of the file, but when I read it in linux, it skips one letter. Any ideas why? Thanks. :)
First letter? Last letter? The 25th letter? 12th letter on line 4?
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ithelp
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apply dos2unix utility on the file and rerun the program.
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