FROM : Dado Colussi
DATE : Fri Jul 21 17:27:55 2006
You could use NSFileHandle to *open* your file. It has a method
fileDescriptor that returns a normal UNIX/POSIX file descriptor. See
also fdopen() if you're interested in using stdio. Then use your
preferred algorithm to actually *write* the matrix out.
Dado
On 21 Jul 2006, at 17:04, PGM wrote:
> This works, but I am afraid that it will break when the fileName
> contains non-ASCII characters. Is there another fast way to write a
> large C-array to a file that does work with non-ASCII filenames?
DATE : Fri Jul 21 17:27:55 2006
You could use NSFileHandle to *open* your file. It has a method
fileDescriptor that returns a normal UNIX/POSIX file descriptor. See
also fdopen() if you're interested in using stdio. Then use your
preferred algorithm to actually *write* the matrix out.
Dado
On 21 Jul 2006, at 17:04, PGM wrote:
> This works, but I am afraid that it will break when the fileName
> contains non-ASCII characters. Is there another fast way to write a
> large C-array to a file that does work with non-ASCII filenames?
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