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Inexplicable behavior of file_write() #477890
08/12/19 11:59
08/12/19 11:59
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Hello, I'm desperate for banal storage.
Here is my code:

float N[12][60][12];
int filelength=60*12*12*4;
file_write("N.dat", N, filelength);

Seems to be right. But the file has only a size of 34 KB.

Does anyone have any idea what I'm doing wrong? Saving other files works!
Many thanks for your help

Forget it! Oh, dear, I got it!

Last edited by Bernardo; 08/12/19 15:01.
Re: Inexplicable behavior of file_write() [Re: Bernardo] #477895
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please post the solution for other people with the same or similar problems wink

Re: Inexplicable behavior of file_write() [Re: Bernardo] #477898
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For those wondering what the solution is, there was no problem. 60*12*12*4 = 34560, hence the 34 KB file.

But for aesthetic purposes, I would suggest writing it this way: sizeof(float)*12*60*12. This reads from left to right on the array declaration.


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