syedshan
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Hi all,
first of all please check the program, then I will share the output and confusion
Now the file veeeery simple(for testing only, actual file has actual data).
But the output is as below image. Note that it runs continously, even though I have the eof function there and I have to stop it by pressing ctrl+c
The file is attached, (It has only 00's in itView attachment filea.txt
What I
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Oh by the way,
the quesiotion is why such output, what I actually want to do is to read the whole file at once, then break it into the integer-16 bit and then send it to my FPGA, device, the actual file has 16-bit integer values( here represented as 000s only)
first of all please check the program, then I will share the output and confusion
Code:
using namespace std;
int main() {
short int *num_ptr;
ifstream myReadFile;
myReadFile.open("filea.txt");
if (myReadFile.is_open()) {
while (!myReadFile.eof()) {
cout << myReadFile <<endl;
}
}
myReadFile.close();
return 0;
}Now the file veeeery simple(for testing only, actual file has actual data).
But the output is as below image. Note that it runs continously, even though I have the eof function there and I have to stop it by pressing ctrl+c
The file is attached, (It has only 00's in itView attachment filea.txt
What I
- - - Updated - - -
Oh by the way,
the quesiotion is why such output, what I actually want to do is to read the whole file at once, then break it into the integer-16 bit and then send it to my FPGA, device, the actual file has 16-bit integer values( here represented as 000s only)
