[Dev-C++] fwrite() & fprintf() -- binary or text ???

[Farzan H. <far...@ho...>]

hi,

I've noticed that fwrite() writes data in binary format and fprintf()
writes data in text format regardless to the mode I use in fopen() to
open the file.
In this situation, what the mode argument of fopen() readlly does????
I've examined this, with DEV-C++ and Digital Mars compilers and both
have produced a same result.

Thanx,

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