Re: [Dev-C++] newbie question

[Carlos d. M. <cg...@wo...>]

And for those cases you can use redirection, which means the output to st=
din
is sent to a file you specify, this is for console files. I proved it wit=
h
gprof, which is a part of the compiler's distribution, I haven't ever do =
it
whit my programs, but being this what it is said to be, it shall work.
For that you open the command.exe, or cmd.exe, and type
program yakyakyak > fileyouwantoutput

Abhijit Shylanath escribi=F3:

> > Maybe they're just asking how to handle files in C/C++... If
> > this is the case I sugest you to look for it in any book. Most of the=
m
> > has a part dedicated to this subject.
>
> Zodiaq was being sarcastic... he tends to do that sometimes :).
>
> Anyway, J B, look up file I/O in any book. In C++, we use the ifstream =
and
> ofstream classes to manage this. A small example:
>
> #include <fstream>
>
> int    main()
> {
>     using std::ofstream;
>
>     ofstream of;
>
>     of.open("temp.txt");
>     if(!of)
>     {
>         // Error
>     }
>
>     of << "Blah, blah.\n";
>     of.close();
>
>     return 0;
> }
>
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